Nvidia unveiled its first server microprocessors on Monday, extending a push into Intel’s most lucrative market with a chip aimed at handling the most complicated computing work.
The graphics chip maker has designed a central processing unit (CPU), based on technology from Arm,
a company it is trying to acquire from Japan’s SoftBank Group Corp. The Swiss National Supercomputing Centre and US Department of Energy’s Los Alamos National Laboratory will be the first to use the chips in their computers, Nvidia said Monday at an online event.