Nvidia partners with Intel to co-develop AI data center and PC chips

Nvidia announced today that it will partner with Intel to co-develop PC and AI data ￰0￱ stock surged above 28% today following the announcement, which forms part of a range of ￰1￱ collaboration deal gives Nvidia approximately 4% stake in Intel at $23.28 per ￰2￱ investment is part of several collaborations Intel has formed to reverse its competitiveness in the semiconductor ￰3￱ Trump administration invested in the company, taking a 10% stake worth $8.9 billion in August, while Japan’s SoftBank committed $2 ￰4￱ partners with Intel to co-develop AI data center and PC chips Lip-Bu Tan, Intel’s new CEO, appointed in March, has played a major role in reversing the years lost in declining competitiveness.

However, he has faced criticism from political officials, including President Donald Trump, who was seeking his resignation, citing his close ties to ￰5￱ has, however, reversed that course as Cryptopolitan ￰6￱ President met with Lip-Bu Tan and praised his ￰7￱ described their discussion as interesting and considered Tan’s career an amazing story. Tan’s strategy continues to steer the company through steep losses, cost cuts, and canceled projects, seeking to turn around the company’s ￰8￱ $INTC is up 28% premarket on the news that Nvidia $NVDA to invest $5 billion in Intel $INTC at $23.28 per share ￰9￱ — Dividend Hero (@HeroDividend) September 18, 2025 Nvidia said it will partner with Tan’s company to co-develop AI data center and PC chips, which are central to the current AI ￰10￱ to the agreement details, Intel will design custom x86 processors to pair with Nvidia’s graphics processors in several AI ￰11￱ will additionally provide custom graphics chips that the ￰12￱ firm can integrate with its PC ￰13￱ firms highlighted that their technologies connect in a proprietary design to transfer data between CPUs and GPUs and produce multiple generations of future products under the ￰14￱ collaboration does not include Intel’s manufacturing unit producing chips for the AI chip ￰15￱ analysts revealed that Intel’s foundry business still requires large customers such as Apple and Qualcomm to achieve ￰16￱ Caso, a researcher at Wolfe Research, noted that the important question should be whether the collaboration forms a genuine operational integration or is just a political and financial alignment.

Intel’s stock surged above 28%, trading at $31.48, with a day range of $30.44 – $32.08 and a previous close of $24.9. The stock YTD has jumped to 59.7%, with a year range of $17.67 – $32.08, showing a possible turnaround for the stock as more developments are ￰17￱ the other hand, Nvidia’s stock experienced a positive change with a 3.2% rise, trading at $175.56 at the time of writing, with a day range of $172.96 – $176.57. The stock closed at $170.29 before reacting to the collaboration news ￰18￱ stock falls in fear of a possible competitive landscape The market shifts extended beyond the two chip-making ￰19￱ stock fell more than 2.5% today due to possible competition from the struggling ￰20￱ Semiconductor Manufacturing ￰21￱ stock maintained a 1.4% rise, showing that competitors fear a longer-term impact if Nvidia shifts production from ￰22￱ has struggled amid the restrictions placed on its H20 AI chips in China following the imposed licensing conditions in exchange for a 15% cut of sales by the ￰23￱ analysts have noted that choosing to align with the ￰24￱ manufacturing firm, in which the government has a 10% stake, could help push the removal of the restrictions and improve Nvidia’s political ￰25￱ Huang said the collaboration will expand the ecosystem by laying the foundation for the next era of ￰26￱ Bu Tan insisted on the partnership’s complementary nature, saying Intel’s x86 architecture forms the foundation of modern computing, and combining it with Nvidia’s AI leadership would open more doors for the ￰27￱ firm shared the deal’s details, but confirmed that the existing roadmaps remain ￰28￱ Difference Wire helps crypto brands break through and dominate headlines fast