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Intel CPUs Are About to Come With Built-In Nvidia RTX Graphics

Nvidia and Intel Announce $5 Billion Partnership to Build Next-Gen Chips

September 18, 2025 – In a landmark announcement, Nvidia and Intel revealed a multi-generation partnership to jointly develop advanced chips for data centers and personal computers (PCs).

Nvidia Invests $5 Billion in Intel

As part of the agreement, Nvidia will invest $5 billion in Intel stock at $23.28 per share. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang described the collaboration as a way to combine Nvidia’s AI stack with Intel’s CPUs, while Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan highlighted Intel’s packaging technologies and manufacturing strengths that will complement Nvidia’s accelerated computing expertise.

Two Major Product Lines

The partnership covers two chip categories:

  1. Data Center Chips – Intel will design and manufacture custom x86 server CPUs for Nvidia, optimized for AI and high-performance computing.

  2. PC Chips – Intel will produce x86 system-on-chips (SoCs) that integrate Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU chiplets, branded as Intel x86 RTX SoCs. These processors will target thin-and-light gaming laptops and compact desktops requiring strong CPU-GPU performance in a smaller footprint.

Advanced Features and Performance

The new processors will pair Intel x86 cores with RTX GPU chiplets connected via NVLink, delivering:

  • Up to 14x PCIe bandwidth with lower latency

  • Shared memory access between CPU and GPU

  • Stronger AI throughput through RTX Tensor Cores

This architecture marks a major leap beyond Intel’s 2017 Kaby Lake-G with AMD graphics, offering faster interconnects and seamless memory sharing.

Gaming and AI Benefits for Consumers

Because the integrated GPU is GeForce RTX, future Intel PCs will support:

  • Ray tracing for realistic graphics

  • AI-powered rendering

  • DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) without needing a separate graphics card

This also means expanded support for CUDA and Nvidia AI software on Intel-powered systems, giving gamers and creators discrete-class GPU performance in smaller, more efficient devices.

Market Impact

Analysts say the deal is strategically important:

  • For Nvidia, it provides direct entry into x86-based systems.

  • For Intel, it enhances foundry credibility and strengthens its graphics portfolio.

  • For AMD, it increases competition across CPUs, GPUs, and gaming consoles.

Ultimately, consumers stand to benefit from powerful single-chip solutions that merge CPU and GPU performance, paving the way for slimmer laptops and desktops with higher efficiency.

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