Intel may take on a limited role in manufacturing and packaging NVIDIA's next-next-generation GPUs, according to a report ...

Talk about fake frames all you like, the multi-frame generation feature in newer Nvidia cards is pretty amazing. Intel’s Arc ...

NVIDIA already offered Multi-Frame Generation with DLSS 4, of course, and now Intel has caught up with Team Green with its ...

The potential arrangement could involve limited, non-core manufacturing for Nvidia's upcoming Feynman GPU architecture. The ...

This week is a busy one for LEO. His first after Computex this year. Do you share his views? - let us know what you think! 00 ...

Nvidia will reportedly use Intel for only some of its chips, namely the non-core bits. It's said to be choosing between Intel ...

But Nvidia's new CPU and its Olympus cores probably won't hit the PC for years, if at all.

This may be the moment when ARM really takes off on PCs, though it couldn't come at a worse time.

The report comes after Nvidia said in December that it had purchased as much as $5 billion worth of shares in Intel. Nvidia, along with backers like Japanese conglomerate SoftBank and the U.S.

They won’t have an Nvidia graphics chip next to an Intel CPU, but rather an Nvidia N1 system-on-chip at the helm — and ...

The new Core Ultra Series 3 chips and XeSS 3 AI upscaler can juice up frame rates on laptops, but handhelds may benefit the most.