jmke

If rumours about Nvidia’s inability to get a license to produce Intel Common Serial Interface (CSI) bus compatible chipsets are correct, its multi-GPU technology SLI may either disappear from the market or Nvidia may change its SLI licensing policy and open up the technology for others.

At present Nvidia SLI multi-GPU systems may feature two, three or even four graphics processing units (GPUs) by Nvidia Corp. to speed up graphics rendering speed in games. One substantial peculiarity of Nvidia SLI multi-GPU technology is that several graphics cards have to be installed on a mainboard that is based on Nvidia nForce SLI core-logic.

http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/video/d...essor_Bus.html

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Kougar

Huh? I thought Crossfire had to be lincensed...?

What I find more surprising is the article's clear focus on how this will impact SLI, and not about how it would spell the end of Nvidia's chipset business.