Please note that this article cites information from Commercial Times, Arm, CNBC, and Bloomberg. Chip IP provider Arm has ventured into chip design. According to Commercial Times, Arm announced it will launch its first in-house processor for AI data centers, the “Arm AGI CPU,” targeting eme...

NVIDIA may delay the launch of its next gaming GPU as memory supplies remain tight. According to The Information, sources say the company does not plan to release a new graphics chip for gaming this year, as a deepening global memory shortage is pushing NVIDIA to prioritize its limited memory capaci...

ARM-based processors are gaining momentum in the PC space. According to TechNews, citing The Verge, NVIDIA may soon power Windows consumer laptops with its own Arm-based chips. Sources say the company plans to launch two system-on-chip (SoC) models—N1 and N1X—which depart from the traditional �...

According to TechNews, as AI-driven data centers continue to expand in both scale and energy consumption, the Open Compute Project (OCP) unveiled a series of key collaborations at its 2025 Global Summit. Notably, Broadcom—formerly a founding member of the UALink consortium—joined the initial gro...

Recently, NVIDIA invested $5 billion in Intel and announced plans to collaborate on developing x86-based RTX SoCs. According to Zhu Xi's column in TechNews, this raises questions about NVIDIA’s potential launch of  its first desktop-level Arm-based CPU, the N1X. Given the competitive dynamics ...