NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang commented on the new alliance between Intel and AMD, which aims to keep the x86 architecture competitive in the market. Huang noted that the breakup of x86 would be negative for the entire industry and expressed his support for the two companies’ efforts to join forces and ensure cross-platform compatibility.
This statement comes at a time when the ARM architecture is gaining popularity not only in mobile phones, but also in the PC segment thanks to solutions from companies such as Qualcomm.
“We support x86, which is important to us. We support it for desktops, workstations, and data centers. So the fact that this architecture is starting to break down is not good news for our industry. That’s why I really like what they do. Bringing it together and making x86 stay x86…” Huang said
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Although Huang supports the alliance we reported yesterday with this position, it is logical that the company did not become part of it. We also recently informed you that NVIDIA and MediaTek will work together on the development of a chip for AI that will use the ARM architecture.
Source: pctuning.cz
