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RTX Spark: Nvidia's Quiet Bid to Crack Intel's Laptop Fortress

Nvidia’s RTX Spark CPU could unsettle Intel’s laptop dominance, but its early limitations may not be enough to derail Team Blue’s long-standing lead.

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Intel is playing it cool about Nvidia's new CPU, but I suspect that in reality it's worried that this could be bad news...

Intel is playing it cool about Nvidia's new CPU, but I suspect that in reality it's worried that this could be bad news for its laptop dominance.

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