Nvidia has long rumored to have been working on an Arm-based system on chip for PCs. A part capable of doing that job arrived last year in form of the DGX Spark and GB10 partner systems that put it to work. So far, however, OEMs have only used the chip in workstation class mini-PCs running Linux. Recent reports indicate Nvidia is working with the likes of Lenovo and Dell to bring a similar product to the Windows PC market. As we previously reported, Nvidia is also working with Intel to integrate its GPU dies into Chipzilla's next-gen processors. GTC seems like as good a time as any to throw ga
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Applications After years of being stood up, ARM64 Linux users finally get Chrome date Someone, somewhere, ticked a box on a build farm. The wait is over Chrome is finally coming to ARM64 Linux devices, years after it turned up on macOS and Windows on Arm. …
… Omnissa found macOS devices are updated 1.5 times faster than Windows hardware, while iOS machines get updated 8.1 times faster than Android. “OS update controls for macOS are centralized, less obstructive, and more reliable than the bifurcated Windows Server Update Services on-premises and Windows… …
… It works like the file manager of RISC OS , the original native OS for Arm chips, which is older than either Linux or even Windows 3 – and therefore completely different. …
… Nvidia has long rumored to have been working on an Arm-based system on chip for PCs. …