Dell’s Computex press kit has leaked online and confirms that an XPS with an ARM Nvidia N1X chip will be unveiled on May 31, the day of Jensen Huang’s keynote.
Someone shared this Friday the link to Dell’s embargoed press kit for Computex 2026, unearthed by VideoCardz.
One entry mentions a new XPS laptop powered by the N1X, the ARM chip that Nvidia has been leaking for over a year. The directory was empty when viewed, so no technical sheet or image, but the embargo runs until May 31, the day of the Nvidia keynote in Taipei.
Three days earlier, Lenovo had already leaked two “Nvidia N1x Portal” entries on a poorly locked internal portal.
An ARM chip born from DGX Spark
The N1X is co-developed with MediaTek and uses the architecture of the GB10 Superchip already seen in the DGX Spark, Nvidia’s AI mini-PC. The accumulated leaks lend it 20 ARM cores (10 Cortex-X925 performance and 10 Cortex-A725 efficiency), a Blackwell GPU with 6,144 CUDA cores, the same as a desktop RTX 5070, up to 128 GB of LPDDR5X and 3 nm engraving. at TSMC. The TDP would oscillate between 65 and 120 W, a territory already occupied by AMD’s Strix Halo.
According to Notebookcheck, the post-announcement timetable would be stretched: the first machines expected in October 2026, real volume only in the first quarter of 2027.
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