NVIDIA may use Intel Foveros for future AI GPUs
An analyst report suggests NVIDIA might use Intel's Foveros technology to package its AI GPUs as soon as late 2028. Foveros allows stacking chip components vertically, which can boost efficiency and reduce size. This shift could help NVIDIA diversify beyond TSMC, which currently dominates advanced chip manufacturing and packaging for GPUs.
- NVIDIA may use Intel Foveros in late 2028
- Foveros enables 3D chip stacking for efficiency
- Move could ease pressure on TSMC capacity
- Intel's foundry tech gaining more industry traction
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