With 12 Xe3P cores, the next-gen CPU could make for a capable Steam Machine alternative.

Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Intel has announced its next-generation Arc B-series desktop graphics cards, based on its new Xe2 architecture dubbed ...

Intel's new Arc Pro cards flex 32GB of memory, aiming squarely at demanding AI pipelines and model-heavy workloads. With Shader Execution Reordering, some Intel and Nvidia GPUs deliver up to 90% ...

Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) entered the discrete graphics card market in late 2022 with a lineup of low-end and mid-range Arc graphics cards. While the hardware was capable, software issues plagued the ...

Edge computing has emerged as a critical area of growth, driven by the increasing demand for faster processing and reduced latency in various applications, ranging from artificial intelligence (AI) to ...

The PC graphics card market has for years been a lopsided duopoly, with Nvidia the undisputed king and Advanced Micro Devices stuck in second place. Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) jumped in the ring in late ...

Crimson Desert now runs on Intel Arc GPUs thanks to a new driver, but early reports highlight visual glitches, missing XeSS ...

TL;DR: Intel's Arc brand has finally made it into Steam's GPU rankings, but only with a 0.18% share. That percentage represents all Alchemist laptop GPUs, and these integrated graphics are grouped ...

The new Intel Arc B580 and B570 GPUs offer what the company says is best-in-class value for performance at price points that are accessible to most users. Intel has certainly had its woes of late, but ...

Intel has finally announced the Intel Arc B580 and B570 next-generation graphics cards. Built on its 'Battlemage' architecture, they are both budget-friendly GPUs aimed at making PC gaming just a bit ...

Myriad software driver updates have eliminated many of the problems its Arc graphics cards had at launch. New board partners and next-gen products will help Intel make additional gains. Intel ran into ...

Intel's graphics card market share has evaporated. The company's first-generation products were dragged down by embarrassing software bugs that have largely been corrected. Intel's next-gen Battlemage ...