Yesterday, I reported on claims that Intel's hotly anticipated Arc B770 gaming graphics card is toast. Now comes news direct from Intel's CEO that the company is committed to building future GPUs and ...
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Intel’s officially releasing an insane amount of GPUs!
Intel's releasing 4 million GPUs, Nvidia's releasing a gaming CPU, arc GPUs officially coming, 24 core monster from Intel and ...
Rumors of the demise of Intel's GPU business have been greatly exaggerated. Even before the launch of the first Alchemist-based Intel Arc GPUs, naysayers were insisting that Intel would kill the brand ...
Intel's Arc Alchemist graphics cards were a credible effort, and the B-series "Battlemage" GPUs were fantastic for what they were. So naturally, we were looking forward to Intel's next discrete GPU ...
TL;DR: Intel remains committed to desktop GPUs, highlighting gaming as a key focus, but has released only one notable gaming card, the Arc B580, over a year ago. Upcoming gaming GPUs like the Arc B770 ...
Forward-looking: Intel has traditionally sold large volumes of x86 CPUs for building new PC systems, but the industry is now moving in a completely different direction. The Santa Clara-based company ...
Analysts say Intel’s success will hinge less on hardware and more on overcoming entrenched software lock-in and buyer inertia. Intel is making a new push into GPUs, this time with a focus on data ...
Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Intel launched the Arc B580 desktop graphics card in December 2024 (check out our review here), giving us our first look at the second-generation ...
Why it matters: Not for the first time, Intel has emphasized that despite rumors to the contrary, its Arc desktop graphics cards will not be killed off as the company shifts its graphics priorities.
CRN explains how Intel’s AI chip strategy under CEO Lip-Bu Tan is coming into shape around the idea of GPUs and other processors powering inference and agentic workloads after several previous ...
It doesn't sound like Crimson Desert, the recently released prequel to Black Desert Online, will support Intel Arc GPUs anytime soon, if at all. On the game's FAQ page, its developer Pearl Abyss ...
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