A Dell-tested NVIDIA N1X laptop just resurfaced in a recent test record. It’s a solid hint Nvidia’s laptop processor plans are active, but Windows drivers and launch timing remain big questions.

Bolt Graphics is pressing ahead with its plan to challenge Nvidia and AMD by building a graphics processor around a RISC-V controlled architecture rather than a conventional GPU design. The Sunnyvale, California based startup’s Zeus architecture is a ground up rethink of graphics, rendering, and high performance compute workloads.

LAS VEGAS — Nvidia NVDA on Monday launched its next-generation AI data center processor, called Rubin, which boasts significant performance improvements over its current-generation Blackwell chip. Meanwhile, Nvidia stock been trending sideways.

Those who anticipated NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang would delay delivering an update on its next big AI chip -- the Vera Rubin processor first discussed last - Read more from Inside HPC & AI News.

Nvidia stock was down around 0.6% as Reuters reported that the company will not require Chinese customers to make full upfront payments for H200 chips.

This year, we are seeing is perhaps the biggest generational change in Nvidia we’ve ever witnessed, with a new CPU, a new GPU, new networking chips, an AI model for automated driving and new open models for agentic AI.

TL;DR: NVIDIA's Arm-based N1X processor faces critical hardware design flaws, delaying its launch to 2026. The company is redesigning the silicon structure, impacting production timelines. The N1X will power next-gen gaming laptops with integrated GeForce ...

NVIDIA says its Rubin platform is now in full production, delivering up to 50 petaflops and powering the next wave of agentic AI systems.