A "full custom processor," designed by NVIDIA in partnership with ARM. World's first ARM processor targeted at high performance computing. NVIDIA really sprung this Project Denver as a major surprise at the end of its CES press conference here. This chip is "in development" and seems intent to conquer the desktop and laptop scene that is currently wholly owned by the x86 duo of AMD and Intel. It's true folks, NVIDIA's building a CPU! Madness!

It's hard to properly express the gravity of a move like. ARM processors, as Jen-Hsun Huang just pointed out, are becoming the most ubiquitous around the world because of their great success on the mobile front. Taking them into the fortress of high performance computing is a daring decision, but if anyone has the requisite technical knowhow and OEM relationships to hit that ball out of the park, it's NVIDIA. For its part, Jen-Hsun's company is taking its antagonism with Intel to the next logical stage, finally announcing that it'll leap out of the GPU market and into the shark waters of CPU manufacturing. And oh yes, Microsoft just announced ARM compatibility for the next version of Windows. The future just got a lot more exciting.


Source:Engadget.com

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punjabi ch dasda
hun is time te AMD and Intel hi 2 companies ne jehre ki computer de processors banande aa.
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Intel's new series i3 i5 and i7

Amd's 1044T, x6 ,phenom athalon sempron

hun Nvidia jehri ki graphics company aa ohne GPU de nal nal CPU banone shuru kar dene aa. theyre gona be fast

Thats interesting.

I've seen this coming for some time. The tech world of gaming moves much faster because of big audience and a strong consumer market. I run a video card with a GPU stronger than the CPU I owned 3-4 years ago. Let's see how ARM influences the PC market.

looking forward to it

Nvidia chipsets now run on DDR5 RAM's !