The tech giant's rumored integrated chip will take on AMD, Intel, and Apple in the CPU space.

But Nvidia's new CPU and its Olympus cores probably won't hit the PC for years, if at all.

According to media reports citing industry sources, NVIDIA plans to launch two Arm-based SoCs, known as N1 and N1X, for use in consumer laptops. The chips would integrate both CPU and GPU components ...

NVIDIA is reportedly developing Arm-based chips for Windows on Arm PCs, with the first laptops expected to launch in early ...

Lenovo is going all-in The bulk of the information comes from Lenovo leaks, revealing the world's biggest laptop maker has ...

According to a recent Reuters report, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has hinted at broader ambitions for the Arm-based CPU within the GB10 Grace Blackwell chip, developed in collaboration with MediaTek.

Nvidia is reportedly preparing to challenge Intel and AMD's dominance in the Windows laptop market by launching up to eight ...

This week NVIDIA introduced Project DIGITS, a computer small enough to hold in one hand, but powerful enough that the company calls it the “world’s smallest AI Supercomputer.” Powered by an NVIDIA ...

Rumor mill: There have been several reports about Nvidia making an Arm-based processor for PCs since last year, so another one isn't too much of a surprise. However, this rumor focuses on the chip's ...

So what is N1X? NVIDIA has already confirmed it’s working on an Arm-based processor for PCs. The N1X is widely believed to be a consumer version of the ‘GB10 Superchip’ used in the company’s DGX Spark ...

A new report out of Taiwan claims that NVIDIA and its partners are launching the machines sooner rather than later.

Rumor mill: Nvidia has unveiled a new personal supercomputer, sparking speculation that it may be preparing to enter the consumer CPU market. With its strong credentials in graphics and AI ...