NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang revealed at the CES conference in Las Vegas that the next-generation Vera Rubin platform has entered mass production, with its AI computing power approximately five times that of the previous generation. This news has not only attracted significant attention in the AI industry but is also profoundly influencing the long-term trajectory of Bitcoin miners and the crypto infrastructure market. According to NVIDIA's plan, the Rubin platform will be officially launched later this year, with its core focus on AI inference, the fastest-growing segment, which helps users efficiently generate output results from pre-trained large models. Huang disclosed that the Rubin flagship server will integrate 72 GPUs and 36 CPUs and can form ultra-large clusters through high-speed interconnects, with a single cluster capable of housing over 1,000 Rubin chips, targeting data center-level deployment.