Nvidia’s N1X processor for laptops could be right around the corner
Lenovo has confirmed it is developing laptops with Nvidia's upcoming N1X chip. The N1X is an ARM-based processor featuring a 20-core CPU and a Blackwell GPU, designed for high-performance tasks. If successful, this chip could significantly enhance the capabilities of Windows ARM laptops for gaming and AI workloads.
- ▪Lenovo's ADFS authentication system referenced an 'Nvidia N1x Portal', confirming the development of laptops with the N1X chip.
- ▪The N1X chip features a 20-core CPU with a hybrid design and a Blackwell GPU with 6,144 CUDA cores.
- ▪This chip is expected to enable Windows ARM laptops to handle gaming and AI tasks without a separate graphics card.
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Lenovo has accidentally confirmed it is working on laptops powered by Nvidia’s yet-to-be-announced N1X chip. The confirmation comes from Lenovo’s own ADFS authentication system, which referenced an “Nvidia N1x Portal” in its internal login page, as first spotted by the folks at VideoCardz. Earlier support page leaks also listed several unreleased Lenovo systems with N1 and N1X labels, including the Legion 7 15N1X11, which points to a Legion 7 gaming laptop built around the N1X chip. So what exactly is the Nvidia N1X? According to leaks, the N1X is Nvidia’s upcoming ARM-based chip that combines a 20-core CPU with a Blackwell GPU in a single package.
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