So the rumors are true that MaxSun has indeed created a dual-GPU Intel Arc Pro B60 graphics card featuring 48 GB of memory.

At Computex 2025, we get a first look at Intel's new Battlemage-based workstation graphics cards, including a dual-GPU model with 48GB of RAM.

In response to users asking about the high-end Battlemage GPU, particularly the Arc B770, Intel has started engaging with fans, telling them to “stay tuned” and hinting that “more is coming.” ...

Intel's Arc Battlemage GPU is going Pro this month. The Santa Clara chip maker confirmed as much in a post on X, though it stopped short of offering up any concrete specifications or other details ...

TL;DR: Intel is rumored to unveil its flagship Arc B770 GPU at Computex 2025, featuring up to 32 Xe2 cores and 16GB VRAM. Positioned to compete with NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 4070, the Battlemage GPU ...

Intel is preparing a new GPU based on the “BMG-G31” silicon, likely the Arc Battlemage B770. This new card might compete with AMD’s RX 9060 and NVIDIA’s RTX 5060, both of which are on the way.

SPARKLE confirms that Intel will be launching a new Arc Battlemage GPU with 24GB of VRAM sometime between May and June, right in time for Computex 2025.

Intel's Arc B580 was an excellent GPU, but there might not be anything else where that came from, if this leak is to be believed.

The Intel Arc B580, based on Xe2 GPU architecture codenamed Battlemage, finally arrives and its bang for the buck is top notch.

Intel's Arc Battlemage B580 GPU is part of the company's strategy to compete with leading graphics cards, alongside its B570 model. The Chinese publication MyDrivers has released detailed teardown ...

Intel fellow Tom Petersen says that the cascade of ongoing Intel GPU driver releases means that the buggy launch of its first-generation Alchemist discrete GPUs are a problem no longer.

Intel's new Battlemage generation graphics cards look impressive for the budget-to-midrange category and are coming soon, but intense competition likely isn't far behind.