https://www.pcgamer.com/nvidia-ceo-says-it-will-be-a-long-time-before-next-gen-geforce-gpus/

Computex kicked off today in Taiwan, with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang providing the keynote for the show. Don't get your hopes up for any major reveals of upcoming graphics hardware, however, as Computex has never been the show for Nvidia to announce that type of stuff. Instead, Jensen handed out green sandwiches to press waiting in line for the event to start, and discussed the company's diverse portfolio including GeForce, AI, self-driving cars, and robotics. When asked when the next-gen GeForce would arrive, Jensen quipped, "It will be a long time from now. I'll invite you, and there will be lunch. "

That was it for discussions of the future Turing graphics cards, but that's hardly a surprise. Nvidia doesn't announce new GPUs months in advance—it will tell us when it's ready to launch. Indications from other sources, including graphics card manufacturers, is that the Turing GPUs will arrive in late July at the earliest, with August/September for lower tier cards and custom designs. The remainder of the keynote presentation was a rehash of what Nvidia showed at GTC and GTX Taiwan.