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The tech world is abuzz with anticipation as Nvidia gears up to announce its own Arm-powered laptop chips at Computex this weekend. Microsoft, Nvidia, and Arm have all been dropping hints, with coordinated social media posts teasing a “new era of PC.”

All three companies have posted cryptic coordinates pointing to Computex’s location in Taipei, where Nvidia is set to deliver a keynote on Sunday night. Rumors suggest that Nvidia will unveil its new N1 and N1x laptop chips during the event.

Reports of Arm-powered Nvidia processors have been circulating for some time, with speculation that manufacturers like Lenovo and Dell are already preparing laptops equipped with the N1X chips. The first whispers of Nvidia’s entry into the laptop processor market surfaced in 2023, and Dell’s CEO hinted at a potential collaboration with Nvidia in 2024.

Nvidia’s foray into Windows on Arm spells the end of Qualcomm’s exclusive license for Microsoft’s Windows 11 Arm variant. This development is poised to shake up the laptop market, even as Qualcomm aims to maintain affordable options with its Snapdragon C platform.