NVIDIA Offers Sneak Peek of Chips for Intel PCs

March 4th 2005 | nForce4 Intel

In November, Intel Corp. and chip set maker Nvidia Corp. announced an agreement where the two would license each other’s technology, a deal that was years in the making. At the Intel Developer Forum here this week, Nvidia is giving users a glimpse of what it will be offering later this spring. Nvidia, of Santa Clara, Calif., is previewing chip sets with integrated graphics chips that have been offered in PCs running Advanced Micro Devices Inc. for several years, but until this year haven’t been available in Intel-based computers.

NVIDIA Offers Sneak Peek of Chips for Intel PCs
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NVIDIA Offers Sneak Peek of Chips for Intel PCs
Published in: nForce4 Intel on 2005-03-04