Will resolve to YES if NVIDIA releases at least one model branded as RTX 50-series, also known as 5000 series. This includes any model name including the term "RTX", and a number greater or equal to 5000 but smaller than 6000. A release under a rebranded naming that does not satisfy those rules would not qualify for a YES.
Edit: Excludes the professional workstation cards such as the RTX 5000 Ada Generation and their mobile counterparts.
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@SIMOROBO Thanks for clarifying! And if Nvidia (or some other vendor) is accepting orders from the public, but with a future shipping date in 2025, does that still count as released?
@yetforever No problem! No, accepting pre-orders for a future shipping date in 2025 would not count as a release. The GPU must be available for immediate purchase or distribution, not just for pre-order.