NVIDIA N1X in Dell XPS
A leaker today shared Dell’s Computex media link containing embargoed information. One of the entries refers to a new X PS laptop powered by NVIDIA’s new chip. This lines up with what we have been reporting for some time: NVIDIA appears to be preparing its N1 series for Computex.
We have seen plenty of evidence and heard from sources that Computex is where NVIDIA may finally unveil its ARM-based consumer chip. It seems that information was correct.
Dell has an embargoed XPS laptop launch with NVIDIA N1X set for May 31 . This laptop was already known to exist through Geekbench entries and earlier media reports, but Dell had never confirmed it. The directory was empty when checked, so there are no photos or specifications yet. However, NVIDIA N1 specifications are not exactly a secret at this point.
Source: Dell
NVIDIA N1X specs
The NVIDIA N1X is expected to be the higher-end variant with 20 ARM cores and 6144 CUDA cores based on Blackwell. The chip is essentially a GB10 Superchip for laptops, the same class of chip used in DGX Spark, but optimized for lower-power systems. The key difference is Windows support, as DGX Spark never received official Windows support.
According to our information, other brands are already inviting press to special laptop unveilings that likely follow NVIDIA’s keynote. We have also heard that MSI is preparing NVIDIA-based laptops, which means Dell, Lenovo and MSI are at least among the first brands working on systems with N1 chips.
This also means NVIDIA is entering the consumer SoC market. The use of the XPS brand confirms this is not some workstation-only design. NVIDIA’s keynote is scheduled for May 31, where we should hear more about the N1 series and the first laptops using it.
Source: Dell via Ruby_Rapids
