Nvidia is hitting pause on new gaming graphics cards for the first time in roughly three decades, a break that underscores how brutally the AI boom is squeezing the supply of high speed memory. Instead of rolling out fresh GeForce silicon,

That means gamers, already hard-pressed to find last year's RTX 50 series, likely won't get the expected "Super" version in 2026. On top of that, The Information says the delay will also push back NVIDIA's next-gen graphics card (likely "RTX 60"). That component was initially expected to begin mass production at the end of 2027.