NVIDIA AI PC SoC rumored as N1: Blackwell + Arm chip debut in Lenovo laptop at Computex 2025

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NVIDIA's new AI PC processors were rumored for CES 2025, but fresh rumors point to a Computex 2025 reveal, while some more information on the Windows on Arm chip has surfaced.

In a new post on X by leaker Hong Anh Phu, we're learning that NVIDIA's new Windows on Arm SoC will feature the Blackwell GPU architecture with 150-200 TOPS of AI workload performance, and it'll be called N1x for the high-end SKU, and N1 for mid-range.

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NVIDIA is working with MediaTek on the new AI PC processor, which will be fabbed by TSMC, and expected to have 3 million chips produced in Q4 2024, while in FY 2026 we're to expect 13 million units to ship. A far cry from the kinda pathetic numbers of Qualcomm's Snapdragon X AI PC laptops which sold just 720,000 units and captured only 0.8% of the market.

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NVIDIA is coming in like a wrecking ball to the Windows on Arm (WoA) market, like it has for GPUs and gaming over the last couple of decades. The new NVIDIA N1 series AI PC processor has turrned up in a new Lenovo Yoga 9 2-in-1 laptop, which we should see unveiled at Computex 2025 which is only 5 months away.