Nintendo Switch 2 may come out this year. Nvidia will stop producing SoCs for the current console

Nintendo officially announced earlier last year that it has no plans to release a new console before the end of the fiscal year. It ends with her in March. There are more and more rumors about the new Switch. For example, recently there was evidence that the device will receive a seven-inch OLED screen.

Now, the imminent release of the new console is confirmed by new rumors. The source claims that Nintendo will allegedly stop producing single-chip systems for the current Switch models. Recall that the console is based on the Tegra X1 SoC, which was improved at one time and transferred to a new technical process.

True, it is not known exactly when the production of SoC will be discontinued, and it depends on this when the current console will be discontinued. There is also no data on which platform will underlie the new Switch. It is quite possible that Nintendo will continue to cooperate with Nvidia, although the latter will either have to create a completely new SoC for the upcoming device, or adapt something from the existing solutions, which were originally intended for completely different segments.

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