Nvidia’s Arm-powered gaming laptop could launch later this year with Alienware
Key takeaways:
- Nvidia is planning to launch an Arm-powered APU (CPU + GPU) in collaboration with MediaTek, potentially debuting in Alienware laptops later this year or in early 2026.
- The APU combines an Arm-based CPU with Nvidia’s Blackwell GPU, aiming to improve gaming performance on Windows on Arm devices.
- Unlike Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X chips which rely on emulation and face game compatibility issues, Nvidia’s chip could offer better native gaming support.
- A leaked image suggests the APU might run at 80W–120W, making it suitable for high-performance laptops.
- Nvidia’s CEO and Dell’s CEO have both hinted at future AI PC collaborations, pointing to Nvidia’s growing presence in the Arm-based PC market.
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