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It was disappointing to many not to see an RTX 50 Super refresh at CES 2026. Now, a new report from The Information states that Nvidia plans not to launch any new GPUs in 2026. It also confirmed that the upcoming RTX 60 series is delayed beyond 2027.
Nvidia reportedly completed the design of its RTX 50 Super refresh, but the outgoing memory chip shortage has allegedly incentivized Nvidia to deprioritize RTX 50 Super production. This issue is also causing problems for the RTX 60 series, which was reportedly supposed to begin "mass production at the end of 2027". Nvidia has not commented directly on these delays, but it told Tom's Hardware, "Demand for GeForce RTX GPUs is strong, and memory supply is constrained. We continue to ship all GeForce SKUs and are working closely with our suppliers to maximize memory availability."
Rumors of an RTX 50 Super refresh have been around for months, we even saw some leaks of potential specs of the cards. If the rumors were true, Nvidia was planning to launch an RTX 5080 Super, RTX 5070 Ti Super, and RTX 5070 Super, similar to the RTX 40 Series Super refresh that preceded it.
The main upgrade all of these RTX 50 Super GPUs were supposedly going to receive was a major spec bump in GDDR7 memory capacity and higher power limits. The RTX 5080 Super was supposedly going to get 24GB of GDDR7 and a 415W TGP. The outgoing 5080, by contrast, comes with 16GB of GDDR7 and a 360W TDP. Similarly, the RTX 5070 Ti Super was going to get 24GB of GDDR7 and a 350W TDP, compared to the outgoing 5070 Ti's 16GB of GDDR7 and 300W TDP.
The RTX 5070 Super is the only one of the three models that was rumored to get a core count increase, in addition to extra memory and higher TGP. The RTX 5070 Super was allegedly going to come with 6,400 CUDA cores, 18GB of GDDR7, and a 275W TDP compared to the outgoing 5070's 6,144 CUDA cores, 12GB of GDDR7, and 250W TGP.
Many expected Nvidia to announce the RTX 50 Series super refresh at CES 2026, but just before the event, Nvidia publicly announced that it would not announce any new GPUs at the event, a first for the company in five years.
During CES we finally saw some rumors cropping up for the RTX 60 series. These rumors pointed towards a 2H 2027 release date and a potential RTX 6090 graphics card that was at least 30% faster than the RTX 5090 using the Rubin architecture.
There is a chance Nvidia could still release new GPUs later in 2026, but this latest report has dampened hopes of that occurring. Nvidia's next generation RTX 60 series GPUs are now likely begin production in 2028.
The memory chip shortage is also causing mayhem with Nvidia's existing GPUs; Nvidia is rumored to have slashed GPU supply by 20%, and Nvidia is also prioritizing RTX 50 series GPUs with lower VRAM capacity to combat the shortage. The only good news in all of this is that Jensen Huang is looking to resurrect old GPUs to keep the market fresh with as much GPU supply as possible.
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In crypto, timing can make or break a project and can decide whether a new launch succeeds or fails. Many in the NFT community expected the 30th of March to be the launch day of OpenSea’s long-awaited $SEA token.
However, OpenSea CEO Devin Finzer has delayed the launch, saying,
Market conditions are challenging across crypto right now, and $SEA only launches once.
The reason behind the $SEA token delay
Elaborating on the issue, Finzer took to X and noted, 
@openseafdn is pushing back the timeline. a delay is a delay. i’m not going to dress it up, and i know how it lands.
Instead of rushing the launch during a weak market, OpenSea is taking several steps to keep users engaged.
First, the platform will cut trading fees to 0% for 60 days starting on the 31st of March. This move aims to boost activity and attract users to its mobile app and perpetual Futures platform. 
Second, OpenSea is offering fee refunds to users who traded during Rewards Waves 3 to 6. However, users who claim the refund must give up the “Treasures” points they earned. 
Third, OpenSea will end the “Waves” rewards system. Instead, the company plans to move away from constant point-farming campaigns and follow a clearer timeline set by the OpenSea Foundation.
OpenSea CMO supports the decision 
Standing in support of Finzer, Adam Hollander, CMO of OpenSea, added, 
I’ve been a CEO before. the hardest decisions are those which are painful in the short-term and require deep conviction in your vision…there aren’t many CEOs who, when presented with the same situation, would decide to give back millions rebuild trust with their users.
That said, OpenSea’s decision to delay the $SEA token is closely linked to the current state of the NFT market. The industry has matured, but it has also become much smaller and less liquid compared to the 2021 boom.
The NFT market faces weak market sentiment
Presently, the global NFT market cap is around $1.75 billion, which is far below the levels seen during the peak of the NFT craze.
Source: Coingecko
The NFT market cap has risen by about 4% in a day, but still, daily sales volume of around $1.73 million shows that trading activity is still limited.
Source: Coingecko
Although trading volume has increased by 39.1%, most activity remains concentrated in a few well-known NFT collections.
As a result, the market shows fast trading but limited depth, with only a small number of assets attracting strong demand.
Well, this trend is not just limited to NFTs alone. The broader crypto market is also facing a slowdown. Notably, the crypto Fear and Greed Index reflects this cautious sentiment, remaining in the ‘fear’ zone, although it has slightly recovered from earlier ‘extreme fear’ levels.
Source: Alternative
By postponing the launch, the company may be trying to avoid releasing a major token during a period when there isn’t enough buying demand in the market.
Simply put, OpenSea plans to launch $SEA only when both the platform and market conditions improve.
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