The Digital Foundry team delivers its verdict on Nintendo Switch 2. It's an impressive package overall, marred by a disappointing, sub-par screen.

While more than 3.5M people spent the last weeks glued to a brand-new Nintendo Switch 2, someone decided to invest their time elsewhere.

Like AMD’s APUs, these are SoC devices, combining processor cores and a GPU. Each of these were custom designed initially for Nintendo, with the Tegra X1 appearing in some other devices.

Previously, the Switch 2 was rumored to feature a custom Nvidia Tegra T239 “Drake” processor. This would still be a huge upgrade over the OG Switch’s Tegra X1 SoC, but its specs are starting ...

Standard Tegra X1 'confirmed' as Switch's processor Nintendo's claims of a custom chip come under scrutiny.

Nvidia kicked off its CES by announcing a brand new mobile processor – the first to pack a full teraflop of processing power. The Nvidia Tegra X1 is the size of a thumbnail, but features 256 cores and ...

Nvidia is ending production of the Switch's Tegra X1 Mariko processor this year.

Nvidia is apparently preparing to end production of its Tegra X1 Mariko processor this year—the chip found at the heart of every Switch today.

Nvidia has officially launched the Nvidia Shield TV and the Nvidia Shield TV Pro based on the Tegra X1+ processor and here is everything you need to know about the new streaming devices from ...

Nvidia unveiled its new generation of Shield TV set-top boxes which stream media and enable cloud-based gaming. The new boxes will debut for $150 and $200.