Nvidia, led by CEO Jensen Huang, has made a bold move by taking a $5 billion stake in Intel, a longtime leader in computer processors led by CEO Pat Gelsinger. The agreement, first announced in September,

Regulatory filings confirm that Nvidia has acquired roughly 215 million Intel shares at a fixed price of $23.28 per share, a transaction approved by the Federal

RedGamingtech describes Serpent Lake as an "APU monster" similar in remit to AMD's Strix Halo chip. It's said to sport Nvidia's next-gen Rubin GPU technology built on TSMC N3P silicon, while CPU tech from Intel's upcoming Titan Lake generation, more on which in a moment. Oh, and it's all supported by LPDDR6 memory.

Intel’s long-rumored high-end Battlemage graphics processor has surfaced again, adding further credibility to claims that the company is preparing a more powerful Arc graphics card.

In a major collaboration that would have been hard to imagine just a few years ago, Nvidia announced today that it was buying a total of $5 billion in Intel stock, giving Intel’s competitor ownership of roughly 4 percent of the company. In addition to ...

Nvidia Corp. today announced plans to invest $5 billion in Intel Corp. as part of a collaboration that will see the companies jointly develop new chips. The partnership encompasses both the data center and consumer segments. In the server market, Intel ...

Everybody was spending so much time basking in the schadenfreude of Intel’s financial woes, they forgot about the company’s legitimately successful launch of the Lunar Lake consumer chips last year. Now that Intel has some support from Nvidia and ...

If you told me 25 years ago that Intel would end up in decline, that Nvidia would buy a chunk of the ailing company, and that the two would partner to build chips that integrate Intel x86 CPU cores with Nvidia’s RTX GPU cores, I would’ve called you crazy.