Nvidia is planning to take on Intel and AMD with a new CPU designed for use in consumer PCs, according to a report. The move could see the gaming GPU maker challenge the domination of Intel and ...

New report that Nvidia might enter consumer CPU market It would most likely be Arm's based Chips could be announced in 2025 ...

Nvidia APU rumored to equal RTX 4070 laptop GPU in performance Laptops are already being made with the APU, including from ...

Qualcomm had its annual investor day yesterday and with that comes news that the company expects to be selling no less than ...

"AMD's share of CPU cores hit an all-time high at 29% and systems, while NVIDIA GPUs grew to 184 (ex-China) versus 166 a year ago." Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) processors accounted for 15% of the cores ...

The Geekbench 6 OpenCL test score shows one new Intel Battlemage graphics card's performance and specs at this early stage.

told CRN he isn’t surprised Nvidia is making its own CPUs, given its ongoing work to support the Arm ecosystem and its pending acquisition of Arm. He added that it means Intel, AMD and Nvidia ...

Based in Taiwan, TSMC is the world’s largest contract chip manufacturer, counting AMD, Apple, Intel and Nvidia as significant customers and producing a significant share of Arm-based chips every ...

Two other stocks outside of the trio–Nvidia, AMD and Intel–include TSMC (TSM) and Arm (ARM). Both stocks appear well positioned to benefit from the heating AI chip battles, especially TSMC.

and others a secondary option for Arm-based Windows machines, broadening the market to include four major players: Intel, AMD, Qualcomm, and now Nvidia. The report says that Nvidia is hoping to ...

Nvidia gained 3.8%. Representatives of AMD, Arm and Nvidia declined to comment. The move would attack Intel’s home turf at a difficult time for the pioneer of PC processors. Under chief ...

More than a year ago, the supply chain signaled that Nvidia, riding high, was poised to challenge... Save my User ID and Password Some subscribers prefer to save their log-in information so they ...