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Nvidia and MediaTek Poised to Reveal Arm-Based N1 and N1X Processors at Computex 2025

The collaboration aims to expand the Windows-on-Arm ecosystem with AI-focused and affordable PC solutions, though retail availability could be delayed until 2026.

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Overview

  • Nvidia and MediaTek are expected to unveil their jointly developed N1 and N1X processors at Computex 2025, scheduled for May 19 and 20 in Taipei, Taiwan.
  • The processors combine MediaTek’s Arm-based CPU cores with Nvidia’s Blackwell GPUs to form the GB10 platform, targeting AI workstations and Windows PCs.
  • MediaTek has reserved significant FCBGA packaging capacity, hinting at preparations for high-volume production, though technical challenges may delay retail availability until 2026.
  • The N1 and N1X chips are reported to feature up to 10 Cortex-X925 high-performance cores and 10 Cortex-A725 cores, with potential lower-power variants for broader market appeal.
  • This collaboration seeks to diversify the Windows-on-Arm landscape, currently dominated by Qualcomm and AMD, with a focus on energy-efficient AI capabilities.