Nvidia's Future Windows on Arm Processor

TapTechNews May 27th, a source on X platform, Kepler (@Kepler_L2), recently said that Nvidia is expected to launch its first Windows on Arm processor using Intel's '3nm' process in the next year.

@Kepler_L2 expressed this view in response to another source, AGF (@XpeaGPU)'s X post:

@XpeaGPU believes that Nvidia's WoA SoC will be equipped with Arm Coretex-X5 architecture CPU cores, Nvidia Blackwell architecture GPU, and package the next-generation LPDDR6 memory, and based on TSMC N3P process.

In addition, @Kepler_L2 also said that this SoC is for the tablet market and 'almost certainly' will adopt a single-chip structure.

Currently, Nvidia's most advanced GPUs are all manufactured by TSMC, and some other products are manufactured by Samsung Electronics, but Nvidia is also open to introducing a third advanced process foundry.

According to TapTechNews' previous report, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said at the end of May 2023 that the company had received test chips based on Intel's 'next-generation' process node at that time, and the test results were good.