Nvidia has been developing Arm-based CPUs and system-on-a-chip (SoC) designs for several years, but it's never made them for client PCs. That will reportedly change in 2025 as the AI behemoth wades into the hotly contested client PC arena to battle AMD,

The surge in generative AI applications is fueling fresh demand for AI servers, while simultaneously revitalizing end-user devices like PCs and smartphones. More than a year ago, the supply chain signaled that Nvidia,

The idea that Nvidia is plotting an Arm-based chip for the PC is not news. But the latest coverage from DigiTimes (paywall) claiming that the chip is targeted at the "high end" and goes into production in less than a year makes the whole thing feel both pretty real and very proximate.

You might not know it, but Nvidia builds a lot of Arm processors. In addition to its self-branded and much-loved SHIELD set-top boxes, it makes the Tegra heart of every Nintendo Switch, now over 140 million of them as its generation winds down.