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After Nvidia Deal, What Happens to Intel's Graphics Tech? It's Sticking Around

Intel's surprise deal with Nvidia on integrated graphics raises questions about whether we'll continue to see Intel's graphics tech in future laptop chips.

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Intel says blockbuster Nvidia deal doesn’t change its own roadmap

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1 Hidden Benefit of Intel's Deal With Nvidia

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Asia’s Intel Suppliers Soar on Hopes of Nvidia Investment Boost

Asian suppliers to Intel Corp. saw their shares climb Friday after the US tech firm’s stock jumped 23% following news of a $5 billion investment by chipmaker Nvidia Corp.

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Nvidia takes $5 billion stake in Intel, offers chip tech in new lifeline to struggling chipmaker

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Nvidia to invest $5 billion in struggling rival Intel

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Chipmaker Nvidia to invest $5bn in rival Intel

"Together, we will expand our ecosystems and lay the foundation for the next era of computing," Mr Huang added.

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Don’t Get Too Excited for That Nvidia and Intel Chip Just Yet

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Intel's biggest problem isn't going away with Nvidia's $5 billion stake

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Intel and Nvidia’s Future x86 RTX Chips: I Have 5 Big Questions

The giant chip makers' big pact isn't just a technical twist—it could mean some major changes for the PC market. Here's what we still don't know.

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RTX graphics on CPUs: Nvidia and Intel are officially joining forces

Nvidia is investing $5 billion into Intel and partnering to integrate RTX chiplets on consumer and AI processors.

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Nvidia x Intel CPUs probably aren't coming for your desktop gaming PC, yet

It's all about the 150 million laptops that are sold each year, not the gaming CPU that will be the foundation of your next PC build.

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NVIDIA Buys 4.9% of Intel, RTX Integrated Graphics Coming to x86 SoCs

NVIDIA just shook up the semiconductor world by dropping $5 billion into Intel, buying a 4.9% stake at $23.28 per share. This isn’t just about money—both companies are teaming up to co-develop future processors and GPUs.

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Intel and Nvidia are teaming up to make a new chipset. Should Apple be worried?

On Thursday, Intel and Nvidia announced a major partnership that shook up the chip market and a number of stocks. But Apple—and Apple fans—shouldn’t start freaking out. The deal is pretty simple. First, Nvidia will buy $5 billion worth of Intel common stock. That alone sent Intel’s stock soaring.