Nvidia and Intel could win the AI PC war with this secret weapon

Here is a 199-word summary of the key points from the article: Nvidia and Intel are partnering to develop Intel x86 SoCs that integrate Nvidia GPU chiplets, combining their CPU and GPU capabilities. This could help Intel improve its position and challenge Apple, AMD, and Qualcomm in the AI PC market. The key to this partnership is the potential for "unified memory" - a shared pool of memory that can be accessed by both the CPU and GPU, rather than having separate memory (RAM and VRAM). This would allow Nvidia's powerful GPUs to access more memory, overcoming a current limitation. While unified memory has not been officially announced, the article suggests the hints are there - the talk of "seamlessly connecting" CPU and GPU, and Nvidia's NVLink technology that enables shared memory in data centers. The first generation product may not have true unified memory, but it's likely the goal for future versions. Nvidia already has the best GPU compute performance, and this partnership with Intel could provide the missing piece - access to large, shared memory pools - to dominate the AI PC market, challenging Apple, AMD, and others.