We had a chance to spend some time with a few Tegra X1 developer boards and see a number of demos by Nvidia and see what is going to come in the next few months. The chip has tablet TDPs and the small ...

NVIDIA first announced the Tegra 4 last month at CES, there wasn’t much for a reference device. But there was also this device from Vizio, a 10-inch Android 4.1 Tablet which was running Tegra 4. Now ...

NVIDIA have announced their next-gen Tegra platform, the unsurprisingly titled NVIDIA Tegra 2, and as expected the 40nm chip packs Full HD 1080p support and Flash 10.1 acceleration along with ...

Last year, NVIDIA opened CES with its pre-show keynote and the Tegra K1; for CES 2015, it's the turn of the Tegra X1. NVIDIA's latest mobile super-chip takes the Maxwell GPU as one half of its beating ...

The first thing you’ll probably have noticed about the Tegra X1 is that NVIDIA appears to have ditched its customized 64-bit Denver CPU architecture, as found in the Nexus 9’s Tegra K1, and has gone ...

Nvidia’s new Tegra X1 mobile chipset is a veritable beast: It’s able to provide almost two times the graphics performance of the iPad Air 2’s A8X while also consuming just about the same amount of ...

In a briefing on Wednesday morning, NVIDIA talked about the Tegra APX2600 processor that's inside Microsoft's new Zune HD. The nature of the system-on-a-chip (SoC) powering the new player was the ...

Nvidia kicked off International CES, held in Las Vegas Jan 6-9, with three major announcements for mobile and automotive computing. CEO Jen-Hsun Huang unveiled the Tegra X1, a 256-core “mobile ...

The segment saw a huge boost driven by the Nintendo Switch and automotive sales. NVIDIA had originally aimed the Tegra processors at applications like smartphones and tablets, but the chips ultimately ...

How powerful can a mobile processor get? Try a teraflop worth of raw computing muscle. NVIDIA just announced the Tegra X1 "mobile super chip" -- and yeah, it's sort of fast. The X1 is the first mobile ...

Nvidia has announced its next-generation mobile chip in the form of the Tegra X1. The new chip offers one teraflop of processing power, and is built on the company’s Maxwell GPU architecture.

From smartphones to self-driving cars, Nvidia’s Tegra chips have been used in a wide variety of devices and products. Now, the next-generation Tegra is just around the corner. Details about a chip ...