NVIDIA is gearing up to expand its Blackwell family of GPUs, with new additions making their way into the spotlight. Recent reports reveal that the tech giant has introduced five new PCI IDs, hinting at exciting updates to its already extensive lineup.
New PCI IDs Signal Expansion in Blackwell Series
NVIDIA’s Blackwell series encompasses two Data Center families and a consumer family, spanning Blackwell Ultra for Data Centers (GB300), 1st Gen Blackwell for Data Centers (GB100/GB200), Blackwell for Consumer (GB200), and Blackwell for Spark systems (GB10/N1X). With the latest update, NVIDIA has added five new GPU PCI IDs to this lineup. The newly registered IDs include one GB110, three GB112, and one GB120, with the GB110 belonging to the Blackwell Ultra category, while the GB112 and GB120 are entirely new entries.
Future Prospects for Blackwell GPUs
While specific details are scarce, it appears these new GPUs may be additional iterations of the Blackwell Ultra series rather than consumer-focused products. The consumer segment within the GB200 family already includes models like the GB202, GB203, GB205, GB206, and GB207, all of which have seen releases under NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 50 lineup.
The GB112 and GB120 models could potentially be further optimized Blackwell Ultra chips for NVIDIA’s DGX, HGX, or MGX family, or perhaps something completely new. NVIDIA is poised to introduce its Rubin lineup at the upcoming CES & GTC showcases, although widespread production isn’t expected until the latter half of this year. This expansion in the Blackwell Ultra and previous Blackwell Data Center GPUs suggests NVIDIA is continuing to refine its current offerings.
Impact on the GeForce RTX 50 SUPER Lineup
Speculation suggests these developments are not tied to the GeForce RTX 50 SUPER lineup, which will utilize existing consumer GB200 GPUs with tweaks to memory and core configurations. The “SUPER” series is anticipated to debut in mid-2026, though ongoing memory shortages could delay their launch.