Intel and NVIDIA have officially confirmed their collaborative efforts. As part of this partnership, Intel is set to incorporate NVIDIA's 'GPU chiplets' into its processors. These compact chips are designed to work seamlessly alongside Intel's x86 CPU cores.

Intel has explicitly stated that this collaboration is not a harbinger of the end for its self - developed graphics product line. Instead, it is intended to act as a valuable complement to its existing product development roadmap. The company remains committed to offering a range of GPU products.

In terms of product releases, Intel's 'Panther Lake' processor is projected to make its debut by the end of this year, with mass production and shipments slated for 2026. Moreover, Intel has plans to introduce its next - generation Nova Lake processor by the end of 2026, followed by a large - scale market launch in 2027. Additionally, there is a possibility that the Wildcat Lake processor could also enter the market in 2026.

Against the backdrop of Intel's ongoing cost - cutting measures and business spin - offs, the industry is closely observing whether the company will maintain its substantial investment in the graphics business. Intel has already achieved phased successes in the graphics card and gaming device sectors in the past. However, it remains to be seen whether this collaboration with NVIDIA will enable Intel to further expand its footprint in the highly competitive GPU market.