vLLM now runs end to end on pre-release NVIDIA Vera Rubin hardware
vLLM Blog · rss · 2026-07-24
vLLM says it now runs end-to-end on pre-release NVIDIA Vera Rubin hardware.
The update is a straightforward infrastructure milestone: a major serving stack has been brought up on NVIDIA’s next-generation platform before general availability, indicating progress on software compatibility and early platform validation.
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