On September 18, American chip giant Nvidia announced that it would invest $5 billion to acquire Intel shares at a price of $23.28 per share. After the transaction is completed, Nvidia will become an important shareholder of Intel. Intel’s U.S. stock market was stimulated by this news before the trading session, and the increase once exceeded 16%.

On the same day, the two companies simultaneously announced the establishment of a strategic cooperative relationship. In terms of data center business, Intel will customize x86 architecture CPUs for NVIDIA, which will be integrated into its artificial intelligence infrastructure platform and put to market; in the field of personal computing, Intel will be responsible for producing and supplying x86 system-on-chip (SOC) that integrates NVIDIA RTX GPUs to meet the needs of high-performance computing and AI terminals.

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