Nvidia and MediaTek can reveal their Arm chip for Windows on Computex 2025

It has been around for some time that NVIDIA has been working with MediaTek in creating an ARM -based chip for Windows PCs. The rumor of the time states that we will finally leave the rumor phase, saying that the so -called N1 and N1X will make their official debut on Computex 2025.

The two companies already have their keynote confirmed for days in a row, with Nvidia on the 19th and MediaTek on May 20. Rumors do not say which of the events the mysterious processor could appear, but we can speculate a debut in Nvidia’s presentation, followed by more details on MediaTek’s Keynote.

There is a lot of attention around this collaborative work because of the name that the GeForce owner made for herself in the GPUS segment for games. A supposed ARM -based chip for Windows can compete directly with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X, and it is precisely in the game part that new mobile giant processors have more difficulty.

Rumors say N1x and N1 can come with up to 10 high performance Cortex-X925 centers and up to 10 Cortex-A725 in high-end options. But it is quite possible that we will see a larger range of options, with more affordable SKUS as well.

While rumors point to a possible revelation of Nvidia chips in partnership with MediaTek on Computex 2025, rumors also say that the products will not be finished anytime soon.

Supposedly, companies would be facing technical problems in the development of processors that could result in their commercial availability only by 2026.

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As always, rumors must be seen with skepticism by the reader. If companies actually present their unpublished chips at the Taipei Technology Fair, we will probably have more information from a launch window or at least one roadmap for the products.

Via: Tom’s Hardware