Nvidia recently announced that its forthcoming N1 and N1X processors—geared toward laptops and desktops, respectively—will no longer arrive in early 2026 as planned.

Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang has hinted that the company has plans to release an Arm-based desktop CPU, but details are scarce.

Nvidia unveiled its Grace processor today. It’s an ARM-based central processing unit (CPU) for giant-scale artificial intelligence and high-performance computing applications. It’s Nvidia’s ...

Unlike Apple’s ARM-based M1 processor, Nvidia Grace won’t be headed to a computer near you.Instead, it is designed to be used on diverse applications like natural language processing ...

With NVIDIA and other players entering the fray, 2025 could mark a pivotal moment in the Arm vs. x86 rivalry. An Arm-based NVIDIA desktop processor could deliver high-performance AI, gaming, and ...

In addition, NVIDIA licensed ARM's current Cortex™-A15 processor for its future-generation Tegra® mobile processors. "ARM is the fastest-growing CPU architecture in history," said Jen-Hsun ...

Just like Apple did with its M1 chip, NVIDIA is taking on Intel directly with its own ARM-based CPU.But don't expect it in PCs anytime soon. Named after the pioneering computer scientist Grace ...

NVIDIA has just announced its first-ever CPU with the introduction of Grace, a new ARM-based processor designed for AI and servers -- and not for your gaming PC. 2 VIEW GALLERY - 2 IMAGES ...

Nvidia and AMD's plans to debut Arm-based CPUs are speculated for release by 2025 and Intel is feeling the heat to elevate its game, especially given Apple's in-house silicon performance.

Nvidia’s Grace CPU is named for Grace Hopper. She is one of the most important figures in the history of computing, having a hand in developing the Harvard Mark I computer and countless ...

Nvidia and AMD's plans are thought to be part of Microsoft's desire to get more Windows PCs running on Arm. Apple has already proven how well Arm-based processors can work in its range of desktop ...

Nvidia intends to acquire Arm for £31bn, as part of its plan to “create the computing company for the age of AI”.