After the deeply bearish market reaction to Intel's costly investments and struggling product development, the Nvidia-powered range of custom chips could spark a terrific turnaround. Investors sure expect something big -- Intel's stock jumped to a new 52-week high on the news, more than 71% above the recent multiyear lows.

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That's right, peeps, Intel and Nvidia have released a joint statement revealing plans to work together to build new computing products based on Intel's x86 CPUs and Nvidia's GPUs. Oh, and Nvidia is investing $5 billion in Intel. Hold that thought.

Nvidia is "going to be a large supplier" of GPU chiplets to Intel and CEO Jensen Huang wants to become an extensive customer of Intel CPUs.

Intel shares soared on Thursday after the company announced a partnership with Nvidia, which will buy $5 billion of Intel stock.

So Intel and Nvidia dropped a CPU-GPU bomb earlier today, announcing a distinctly unexpected plan to collab' on new computing products based on Intel's x86 CPUs and Nvidia's GPUs. Oh, and there's the minor matter of Nvidia investing $5 billion in Intel. But what will these unholy Intel-Nvidia chips look like?

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The giant chip makers' big pact isn't just a technical twist—it could mean some major changes for the PC market. Here's what we still don't know.

Intel Corporation and Nvidia Corporation partner on custom AI chips as NVDA invests $5B. Click for how this alliance boosts INTC’s outlook and AI market potential.

Intel and Nvidia have quietly spent the past year co-developing custom x86 processors and SoCs for data center and client PCs with deep architectural collaboration across three joint teams.

In this video, we delve into a comparative analysis of two popular processors: the AMD FX-6300 and the Intel i5 4690k, using Project CARS as the testing ground. Armed with a GTX 960, we explore how each CPU handles the demands of gaming,

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.