What Is NV Link Fusion? New AI Tech Allows Seamless Fusion With Non-NVIDIA Hardware

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What Is NV Link Fusion? New AI Tech Allows Seamless Fusion With Non-NVIDIA Hardware

Nvidia has been releasing state-of-the-art GPU technology that goes beyond gaming. In recent times, the company has been focused on making technical breakthroughs in AI and dominating the market with all the new features it is developing.

One such feature, the NV Link Fusion, was unveiled at Computex 2025. Does it have anything to do with gaming? Not really. It’s more of a server geeky thing, but it could be interesting for gaming if Nvidia chooses to let competitors into the ecosystem.

So, the RTX 5000 series didn’t receive a new gaming feature called NV Link Fusion?

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Don’t think Nvidia is only a GPU manufacturer that cares about gaming and studio work. Rather, most of its business is based on server computing and selling chips that support those businesses. To step up and make its mark in the market, Nvidia brought a new concept.

Nvidia Link Fusion is what Nvidia is calling this technology. This feature will allow Nvidia to integrate itself with custom chip makers. Don’t think Nvidia has brought in Broadcom, AMD, or Intel into the list. It’s all about supporting their largest customers who are into cloud computing, including

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Explaining what it means to Nvidia for bringing this tech requires some analytical knowledge. Ray Wang would be a good reference, as he is a well-known semiconductor analyst who recently shared a few words on it.

If widely adopted, NVLink Fusion could broaden NVIDIA’s industry footprint by fostering deeper collaboration with custom CPU developers and ASIC designers in building the AI infrastructure of the future.

In layman’s terms, it is Nvidia’s way of seeking business beyond AI and curbing the businesses of other emerging architectures. This leap can help them stay in the AI business in the long run before anyone else comes up with better solutions.

Cut the boring talks, does it have anything to do with gaming?

To be fair, gaming has been sidelined by Nvidia for quite some time now. If people haven’t noticed, the most recent 5000 series GPUs are almost similar in performance compared to the last generation. The only thing that gives it an edge is AI features, which aren’t as impressive.

Furthermore, Nvidia has been dominating the GPU market for quite some time now. AMD still struggles to catch up, which is causing Nvidia not to care and do whatever it pleases. This is why competition is required in every industry as companies push each other.

The NV Link Fusion can be used in gaming, though—handheld gaming, to be precise. In terms of portable gaming, there are two widely known chip makers: Qualcomm and AMD. Now, AMD is Nvidia’s nemesis; they won’t want to partner up to secure the business.

If you aren’t aware, AMD has been making custom gaming chips for Xbox and PlayStation. There are already speculations that the next Xbox console may be using an ARM-based processor, which Qualcomm uses. If Nvidia makes this move in the gaming market, it could hamper AMD’s gaming business a lot.

With NV Link Fusion, it’s more like an open letter to Qualcomm for proceeding to make handheld consoles. Since Qualcomm can use Nvidia hardware to boost its performance capabilities. As a result, hindering AMD’s business as a result.

Do you think Nvidia has plans to curb AMD’s presence in console console-making business? Should Nvidia be a ******* person and shake hands with other brands to make the gaming community better? Let us know in the comments below.

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