NVIDIA says it is contributing its Vera Rubin platform to the Open Compute Project (OCP), an initiative the company links to advancing AI factories. The announcement covers rack designs for the platform.
The source report describes the Vera Rubin platform as “VR200” and compares it with NVIDIA’s “GB300” Grace Blackwell Ultra platform. It says NVIDIA has made multiple updates to VR200 compared with GB300, but does not specify those changes in the supplied material.
The announcement also includes open standards published by NVIDIA and hyperscalers for next-generation AI factories, including standards for AI factory design and grid resilience. NVIDIA also launched new open-source software components for its DSX AI Factory. Separately, Meta and NVIDIA advanced open AI networking with NVIDIA Spectrum-X Ethernet SuperNIC, according to the summary.
The supplied information does not detail the rack designs or identify additional contributors. It describes NVIDIA’s contribution as part of a broader set of announcements involving AI factory standards, software, and networking.
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