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Andy Edser

Rumours suggest Nvidia's next-next gen Fenyman AI GPUs will use Intel Foundry tech for some of the components

Intel Nvidia deal.

Nvidia and Intel shocked the tech world last year with a partnership announcement, in which the two giants said they would collaborate on new x86 SOCs with integrated RTX GPU chiplets. The friendship may well be going deeper than that, though, as rumours suggest Nvidia's next-next gen AI GPUs will use the odd Intel Foundry-produced component.

Industry sources speaking to Digitimes have indicated that the I/O die on Nvidia Fenyman GPUs will "partially utilise" either Intel's 18A or 14A process (via Notebookcheck). The GPU die itself will still be TSMC manufactured, although Intel's also said to be lined up to provide 25% of the advanced packaging.

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