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NVIDIA Cancelled its C60 Pentium 4 Chipset Project
nVidia has recently cancelled it's C60 Pentium 4 chipset program although the company has already started new projects to replace the C60. Not a big deal, but it seems that it will be a bit longer before nVidia ships any new Intel chipsets.
During its last conference call, Nvidia's CEO confirmed that the company cancelled its C60 Pentium 4 chipset project. That was supposed to be the Geforce 6150 and 6100 for Intel but as Nvidia lost Intel chipset deal to ATI, it decided to can the chipset. I guess that it was much more than just a loss to ATI and we suspect that this chipset had some problems that they just could not override. You don?t cancel a chip that has cost you millions of dollars for nothing.
Posted by | Wed, Dec 28, 2005 - 09:38 AM
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