Summary
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and MediaTek CEO Rick Tsai sat down with Bloomberg to announce a significant expansion of their existing chip partnership, going well beyond the initial NVLink chip-to-chip integration that produced the DGX Spark desktop supercomputer. The expanded agreement covers multiple future generations of MediaTek SoCs connected to Nvidia’s GPU architecture via NVLink, with the companies framing the collaboration as a full-stack play spanning edge devices, enterprise data centers, and cloud infrastructure.
A central headline from the interview is a joint project with Microsoft to build a new class of Windows PC designed for the agentic AI era — described by Huang as a “reinvention of the Windows PC.” Beyond personal computing, the partnership extends Nvidia’s Spectrum-X networking franchise into MediaTek’s customer base, meaning any data center deploying a MediaTek accelerator can also tap directly into Nvidia’s networking and existing cloud infrastructure without rebuilding the surrounding architecture.
Huang also outlined a robotics and autonomous vehicle dimension to the deal, positioning the partnership as covering the entire AI computing continuum from desktop to data center. For enterprises evaluating custom silicon strategies, the key takeaway is that MediaTek’s accelerator customers will gain a path to Nvidia’s GPU ecosystem — memory, networking, and cloud — without needing to rebuild their own infrastructure from scratch.
📺 Source: Bloomberg Tech · Published August 31, 2026
🏷️ Format: Keynote Launch
