Nvidia Announces Plans for N2X and N3X Chips with AI-Driven Vision

At Computex 2026, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang confirmed the development of two upcoming generations of RTX Spark chips—N2X and N3X—with a long-term goal of creating Star Trek-like intelligent computers. The company is collaborating closely with Microsoft to enable voice-activated AI interactions in future Windows PCs.

By Sean Hollister · The Verge · June 3, 2026, 20:03 UTC

Nvidia Announces Plans for N2X and N3X Chips with AI-Driven Vision

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Topics: AI integration Microsoft partnership Nvidia RTX Spark Star Trek

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