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NVIDIA's processors are reportedly set to appear in Microsoft Surface devices as well as laptops from Dell.
Hamid Ganji
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NVIDIA, known for its GPUs and AI chips, is reportedly preparing to launch its first-ever PC processor next week. The chip is developed in collaboration with Microsoft.
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NVIDIA's processors are reportedly set to appear in Microsoft Surface devices as well as laptops from Dell.
Hamid Ganji
Neowin
@HamidGanji_ ·

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