Nvidia's ARM-Based AI Chips Expected to Launch in Late 2025

The N1X and N1 SoCs, developed with MediaTek, aim to challenge competitors with advanced AI performance and Blackwell architecture.

Nvidia is reportedly preparing to launch its first ARM-based SoCs, the N1X and N1, targeting Windows on ARM PCs by late 2025.
The chips, developed in collaboration with MediaTek and fabricated using TSMC's 3nm process, are expected to be unveiled at Computex in May 2025.
The N1X is positioned as a high-end model, while the N1 will cater to mid-range applications, with both featuring Nvidia's Blackwell GPU architecture.
Leaked details suggest the chips will deliver 180-200 tera operations per second (TOPS) of AI performance, significantly surpassing current market leaders.
Production estimates indicate 3 million units of the N1X will ship in Q4 2025, with 13 million units of the N1 expected to follow in 2026.