Intel and Nvidia announce a huge partnership to jointly develop multiple generations of consumer CPU and data center products. Nvidia is also investing $5 billion in Intel.

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

We asked Intel point-blank if it plans to continue developing Arc, both in discrete and integrated form, and specifically if Celestial is still on the roadmap. Here's what Intel said.

Nvidia and Intel have just announced a huge deal to make new chips together — including CPUs with RTX graphics built in.

Neither Intel nor Nvidia have said exactly when the first fruits of its co-designed integrated CPUs will ship. But the thinking right now seems to be that it might a take a few years. Nvidia announced a $5 billion investment into Intel last week,

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said Thursday that the company’s new deal with Intel will allow the two firms to enable a “new class of integrated graphics laptops” among several other details about the “historic” partnership.

Nvidia is preparing one of the largest investments in the history of artificial intelligence, pledging up to $100 billion in funding for OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT. The deal comes hot on the heels of Nvidia pledging a $5 billion investment into Intel,

Nvidia rules PC graphics with an iron fist, but currently lacks an integrated graphics play. That’s created a few safe spaces— like portable gaming laptops and gaming handhelds like the Steam Deck—where Nvidia’s advantages are irrelevant.