NVIDIA seems to be gearing up for a big announcement at its Graphics Technology Conference event next month. A few days ago, we reported that Dell and Lenovo were the first brands to show off new laptops powered by the NVIDIA N1 and N1X processors, a collaboration between them and MediaTek.
Recent reports say that in addition to NVIDIA expected to make an announcement about this new series of chips at NVIDIA GTC, both Dell and Lenovo are also expected to introduce their own laptop offerings powered by the processors as early as the first half of 2026.
The NVIDIA N1 and N1X processors are Arm-based processors that can run the Arm version of the Windows 11 operating system (similar to what Qualcomm does with their Snapdragon X chips) while also housing the GeForce RTX 5070 graphics processor component, allowing any computer with this chip to be used as a premium gaming or productivity computer.
If you recall, NVIDIA has also launched the DGX Spark small AI computer powered by the NVIDIA GB10 Blackwell chip, this is the same chip base as the NVIDIA N1 and N1X components, just modified to be more suitable for everyday use and for wider purposes.
This may also mean that computers powered by the NVIDIA N1 and N1X processing chips will not come with a cheap price tag, as a DGX Spark computer is seen coming with a price tag as high as $4999 or about RM18-20 thousand.
