The aftereffects of yesterday's bombshell announcement have begun to be felt as folks begin to wonder exactly what the deal between Intel and NVIDIA means.

All talk in town right now is all about the Intel-Nvidia partnership, and a question on many minds is whether that means Intel might be scrapping its plans for upcoming Arc graphics cards or iGPUs. The company is attempting to assuage those fears,

Intel and Nvidia announce a huge partnership to jointly develop multiple generations of consumer CPU and data center products. Nvidia is also investing $5 billion in Intel.

Nvidia and Intel have just announced an entirely unexpected joint venture -- and it's not just for data centers.

A shipping manifest has revealed the existence of packaging for new Intel Battlemage graphics cards, referencing the BMG-G31 codename.

Nvidia and Intel have just announced a huge deal to make new chips together — including CPUs with RTX graphics built in.

Intel's graphics card market share has evaporated. The company's first-generation products were dragged down by embarrassing software bugs that have largely been corrected. Intel's next-gen Battlemage graphics cards could fare better. Intel has made ...

Nvidia rules PC graphics with an iron fist, but currently lacks an integrated graphics play. That’s created a few safe spaces— like portable gaming laptops and gaming handhelds like the Steam Deck—where Nvidia’s advantages are irrelevant.

Intel's (NASDAQ: INTC) first generation of discrete graphics cards has been a mixed bag. The hardware itself is solid, and prices are aggressive, but the company still has work to do on the software side. Intel's graphics drivers were inconsistent when the ...

Nvidia's $5 billion investment in Intel is a double-edged sword for Asian chipmakers such as TSMC as an Intel revival could ease U.S. scrutiny on its foreign rivals although it can boost competition in the long term.