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 has encountered a new hardware problem with its much-anticipated N1x Arm CPU, and this time it is a major one.

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

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 ...

AMD is grabbing share from Intel in x86 data center processors at a rapid rate. As the chart above shows, AMD’s share is now ...

Those obviously won't go into PCs running Windows, but will add to the broader competitive landscape for premium computer chips. Exactly how Nvidia will pitch its own Arm-based chip for laptops ...

Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang says the technology giant has won approval from the Trump administration to sell its advanced H20 ...

Nvidia has been developing Arm-based CPUs and system-on-a-chip (SoC) designs for several years, but it's never made them for client PCs. That will reportedly change in 2025 as the AI behemoth ...

Desktop Arm chips have existed for quite some time. Jeff Geerling, ... There are also rumors of a high-end Nvidia Arm PC CPU, after the company failed to buyout Arm in 2022.

More than a year ago, the supply chain signaled that Nvidia, riding high, was poised to challenge x86 giants Intel and AMD by partnering with MediaTek on an AI PC platform set for 2025. Nvidia ...

The artificial intelligence trend has supercharged the growth of many tech stocks over the past year, including semiconductor giants Nvidia (NVDA 1.74%) and Arm Holdings (ARM 4.67%).So far in 2024 ...