US EditionIntel-Nvidia's Twin Strategy Faces Speed Test, but PC Path Leads, Says DIGITIMES Analyst
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Intel-Nvidia's twin strategy faces speed test, but PC path leads, says DIGITIMES analyst
Nvidia and Intel on Thursday detailed a sweeping product roadmap that links their CPU and GPU platforms, while underscoring continued collaboration with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) and pointing to Intel's advanced packaging as an enabler.
Nvidia and Intel redesign the semiconductor market – The Observatorial
A disruptive move is redefining the global technological panorama. With an unprecedented agreement, Nvidia and Intel Corporation They combine the forces to co-design new generations of products for artificial intelligence, data centers and personal computing. This historical collaboration is not limited to a simple partnership, but reverses the consolidated dynamics of the market, with the […]
Intel will use Nvidia's GPUs with its processors for new consumer x86 platforms and data centers. What will be the consequences for its own ARC graphics cards and Xe graphic architecture?
Intel States That Its $5 Billion Collaboration Deal with NVIDIA Is Complementary to Its Roadmap and Will Continue to Have GPU Offerings
Image: NVIDIA/Intel The aftereffects of yesterday’s bombshell announcement have begun to be felt as folks begin to wonder exactly what the deal between Intel and NVIDIA means. NVIDIA announced it will be investing $5 billion into Intel as part of a collaboration agreement where the two chip manufacturers will partner to develop products for personal and enterprise/data-center solutions. The agreement is said to span multiple generations of produ…
Yesterday's announcement of the $5 billion partnership between Intel and Nvidia was certainly surprising. But what does this mean for Intel's product planning? The response from Santa Clara: Nothing will change to the existing plans. In discussions with PCWorld, Intel emphasized that the collaboration... Read the article: Despite Nvidia deal: Intel's roadmap remains unchanged You can support us with every purchase you make through Amazon. Your p…
Yesterday, Intel and Nvidia surprisingly announced an extensive collaboration in which x86 CPUs and RTX graphics are to be combined into system-on-chip designs. Intel made it clear that they will continue to offer their own graphics cards. (Read more)
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