Tom Peterson confirms that Intel's hardware division is working on Druid "Xe4" GPUs as the software team optimizes Celestial "Xe3" for launch next year.

Intel’s first round of Arc A-Series discreet GPUs included five different models: A310, A380, A580, A750, and A770 (available in either 8GB or 16 GB variants). While the A770 proved it could ...

Another of MLID's sources believes that while Intel Graphics might be an 'uncompetitive zombie' for the next three years, the following year - 2027 - could witness the Druid launch, and currently ...

Intel is back with one of the best graphics cards you can buy -- the Arc B580. As you can read in my Intel Arc B580 review, it's a graphics card that has no business being as powerful as it is ...

TL;DR: Intel launched the Arc B580 GPU, priced at $249, with positive reception due to its performance and improvements over first-gen cards. It outperforms NVIDIA's RTX 4060 in raytracing.

Intel's Arc GPUs aren't bad for what they are, but a relatively late launch and driver problems meant that the company had to curtail its ambitions quite a bit.

Intel is set to offer workstation users a powerful new graphics card in the form of the Arc Pro A60, as well as a new Arc Pro A60M mobile GPU. These new GPUs won't trouble the graphics cards aimed ...

Intel's own Arc spec sheet lists the graphics clock of the A380 at 2,000 MHz, but in Intel's own words, this number "represents the average clock an end user may see in a typical gaming workload ...

No more. Today, Intel announced the $249 Arc B580 graphics card (launching December 13) and $219 Arc B570 (January 16), built using the company’s next-gen “Battlemage” GPU architecture.

Intel Arc Alchemist graphics cards are out now, at least the A770, A750, and A380. Here's where to shop if you want to buy an Intel Arc GPU.