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Nvidia Confirms N1X/N1 Arm Chips for AI PCs as Fresh Reports Point to Delays

Leaked claims of software bugs suggest the Windows-on-Arm rollout could slip to summer.

Overview

  • Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang confirmed N1X and N1 are Arm-based SoCs co-developed with MediaTek for PCs with on-chip AI capabilities.
  • Tom’s Guide cites leaker MLID in reporting that bugs and software issues are delaying the N1X program, with timing still unannounced by Nvidia.
  • Rumored OEM lineups point to Alienware gaming systems and multiple Lenovo models adopting the new chips, indicating a laptop-first push that spans gaming and productivity.
  • Industry reports link the N1 family to TSMC’s 3nm process and GB10-derived design, while unverified performance chatter ranges from RTX 4070 to RTX 5070 territory with varied power targets.
  • A slower debut would give Intel’s Core Ultra 3 laptops more room in the market as Nvidia positions its Arm-based parts to compete with Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm.