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NVIDIA is considering a radical move to address the shortage of high-end, high-bandwidth memory chips: adopting a lower-than-planned memory configuration for its next-generation graphics processor, Rubin Ultra. According to insiders, NVIDIA has tested at least three versions of the Rubin Ultra graphics card over the past few weeks, with some versions featuring a memory size smaller than the specifications initially announced by the company. One reason for NVIDIA's consideration of lower memory versions is that it may not be able to secure sufficient high-end memory to meet the original designed supply requirements. Reducing the memory will affect chip performance, but NVIDIA can compensate through other means.