> I think Jen-Hsun Huang's words may hold ground and shouldn't be dismissed as
> "propaganda" quite so easily; he may actually know what he is talking about
> regarding his own product development; if he says they will release CPU's that
> will compete with x86 in PC, server and supercomputer markets, chances are
> kind of good that they will do just that.

Denver-based chips for servers (aka Project Boulder) cancelled:

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2366480/nvidia-abandons-64bit-denver-chip-for-servers.html

"while NVIDIA has never officially written off Denver’s server ambitions, it seems likely that POWER has supplanted Denver as NVIDIA’s server CPU of choice."
http://www.anandtech.com/show/8701/the-google-nexus-9-review/2


Edit: added Anandtech quote

[ Edited by Andreas_Wolf 08.02.2015 - 18:46 ]