NVIDIA To Enter Pentium 4-compatible Chipset Market In 2005

November 22nd 2004 | nForce4 Intel

Nvidia is expected to start delivering a core-logic chipset that supports Intel-based CPUs in 2005, and last week the company signed a multi-year, cross-license agreement with the chip giant, according to sources at Taiwan motherboard makers. Nvidia’s entry into the Intel CPU market is, however, unlikely to have a major impact on Taiwan chipset makers since they will focus their efforts on producing chipsets for the Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) K8 platform, the sources noted.

Nvidia to enter Pentium 4-compatible chipset market in 2005
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NVIDIA To Enter Pentium 4-compatible Chipset Market In 2005
Published in: nForce4 Intel on 2004-11-22