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Nvidia Stock Rallies in Pre-Market Trading; Jensen Huang Previews "Unprecedented" New Chip Architecture to Be Showcased at GTC 2026
On March 16, NVIDIA (NVDA.US) stock rose nearly 2% in pre-market trading.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang will deliver a keynote speech at GTC 2026 at 2:00 AM Beijing time on March 17. Huang has announced that he will showcase a “never-before-seen” new chip architecture. Industry experts widely expect this conference to officially reveal core technical details of Rubin and the next-generation Feynman architecture GPUs, and possibly introduce a dedicated inference chip integrated with LPU technology, bringing a structural revolution to AI computing.
As NVIDIA’s main GPU architecture for 2026, the Rubin GPU (R100/R200) is expected to use advanced 3nm process technology. NVIDIA is likely to disclose for the first time the next-generation GPU architecture platform—Feynman. The company may also release a new inference chip integrated with Groq team’s LPU technology at the conference. These developments are expected to bring new upgrades to data center interconnection solutions, power supply schemes, and cooling solutions. First, interconnection will shift from copper to optical, accelerating the commercialization of CPO. Second, power architecture will upgrade to 800V high voltage (HVDC), modular power supplies, or vertical power solutions. Third, liquid cooling will become standard, driving simultaneous upgrades of cold plates and thermal interface materials.