Nvidia's elusive N1X SoC leaks out again — shipping manifest reveals Dell may have explored putting it on next-gen XPS laptops

Published: 3 days ago (January 12, 2026 at 12:29 PM EST)

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Source: Tom’s Hardware

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Even though the N1 SoCs have never actually been officially unveiled, we do know they exist, as confirmed by Nvidia’s own CEO. However, beyond powering the DGX Spark, we’ve never seen this silicon make it to market, and Dell’s latest laptop might be the closest we’ve gotten so far to seeing that happen.

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