Intel to Launch CPUs with NVIDIA Graphics by 2028

Tech journalist Erdi Özüağ reports Intel plans to launch processors featuring integrated NVIDIA graphics solutions by CES 2028.

According to tech journalist Erdi Özüağ, Intel is developing a new line of processors that will feature integrated graphics solutions from NVIDIA, with an expected introduction by CES 2028. This move follows Intel's previous collaboration on the 7th Gen Core Kaby Lake-G mobile processor, which combined a 4-core Kaby Lake CPU die with an AMD Radeon RX Vega M GPU on a multi-chip module. Currently, Intel produces tile-based disaggregated client processors utilizing SoC tiles manufactured on TSMC nodes. In addition to the NVIDIA partnership, Özüağ reports that Apple is in consultation with Intel regarding the potential use of the Intel 18A foundry node for manufacturing future Apple Silicon products.


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