New report says Nvidia's N1X chip will be out by the end of March.

Arm bounced back after a long sell-off late last year.

NVIDIA's new N1X and N1 gaming laptop processors now expected in Q2 2026: Arm-based chips will fight x86 chips, with GeForce RTX GPU cores.

This may be the moment when ARM really takes off on PCs, though it couldn't come at a worse time.

NVIDIA is still planning a Windows on Arm chip, with N1X-based laptops expected as early as Q1 2026. More CPUs are planned.

Supply chain sources have revealed that Nvidia could debut the first laptops featuring its ARM-based N1 and N1X chips in Q1 2026.

Currently, only a Dell machine has been spotted with the Nvidia N1 / N1X chip inside and even that's still but a rumor. Still, the brand announced its new super slimline Alienware laptops at CES (with a promise of more information along the same timescale).

Nvidia appears ready to make its long-anticipated move into consumer Arm PCs after years of speculation and sporadic leaks. A report from DigiTimes Taiwan indicates that