"Nvidia is not in talks regarding the acquisition of any PC manufacturer, according to a spokesperson. The company firmly denies the reports circulating in the market."
"The rumor coincides with the upcoming release of Nvidia's in-house developed N1X chip, which combines ARM processing cores with a GeForce RTX-grade graphics card and NPU hardware for AI."
"Dell's stock rose by about 6.7 percent, and Hewlett Packard's by over 5.3 percent following the rumors, although both stock prices have since fallen again."
"Nvidia aims to compete with Intel and AMD processors in consumer PCs with the N1X chip, which is scheduled for launch in the first or second quarter of 2026."
Nvidia has been rumored to negotiate for over a year to acquire a major PC manufacturer like Dell or HP, causing stock price increases for these companies. However, Nvidia has denied these reports, stating they are not in talks for any acquisition. The rumors coincide with the upcoming launch of Nvidia's N1X chip, designed for laptops and small desktops, which aims to compete with Intel and AMD processors. Dell and Lenovo are reportedly testing N1X hardware as Nvidia prepares for its release in 2026.
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