Nvidia N1 Engineering Motherboard Shows ARM CPUs Coming to Laptops Soon

Nvidia has been teasing a consumer version of its ARM CPU designs with the N1 for a while, and now we have our first peek at what it may look like. An image of an engineering board has appeared online (and has since been removed) showing the Nvidia N1 SoC with 128GB of LPDDR5X memory attached.

The design appears compact, with a large Nvidia package surrounded by eight 16GB memory chips running at LPDDR5X-8533 speeds. The chips were reportedly made by SK Hynix, though there is no public product sheet for these chips at this time.

As VideoCardz highlights, the board also has headers for twin M.2 NVMe storage drives, onboard Wi-Fi, HDMI video outputs, USB-A and USB-C connectors, and a standard 3.5mm audio jack.

With Computex approaching in the next few weeks, it's likely Nvidia will showcase the N1 hardware there. However, with a configuration like ...