Heh...
Please guys, when you see PR fluff like this, which talks about nVidia and Intel sitting in the back seat of a car and making out, or making moon eyes at each other across a crowded room, you should always understand such "information" to be nothing more than Public Relations material designed to help raise the public profile of a company in the minds of the technically unsophisticated. In this case, since obviously the public profile of Intel is far more significant than nVidia's, I think that nVidia's trying to gain brownie points with its public (and investors) by associating itself with Intel in this kind of "image enhancing" PR campaign. Ever known people who believe that if only they hang around rich and successful people that eventually some of that (whatever it may be) will "rub off" on them? Well, this is the corporate PR version of that strange belief...
The thing is that there doesn't seem to be any technical information or event involved here at all that I can see, and Intel has similar "close relationships" with scores of technology companies, both of low and high public profiles. The difference here seems only that nVidia is spinning a PR campaign from the normal cooperative relationship it has had with Intel for years, like many other companies.
Now, if they had announced an Intel-nVidia cross-licensing agreement, or they were announcing joint product-development initiatives of a *specific* nature, or anything similar, then certainly there'd be something of substance beyond the "We love Intel and Intel loves us" song and dance. As such, this seems to be little more than nVidia PR people trying to figure out new ways to keep their jobs...
