Intel has offered another small roadmap breadcrumb for its graphics and accelerator strategy, reinforcing that GPU architecture development continues beyond the already-announced Xe3P milestone.

Will gamers get zip?

Now, while this image may be of a working Intel Xe DG1 graphics card, it should be highlighted that this is (almost certainly) only a prototype engineering sample. In other words, the finished product ...

Intel has confirmed a major change to its GPU roadmap: graphics architectures and product updates are shifting to an annual cycle. That applies to both client-side graphics used in mainstream PCs and ...

Today at Computex 2025, Intel announced a new lineup of graphics processing units (GPUs) and AI accelerators designed for professionals and developers. New Intel Arc Pro B60 and B50 GPUs – based on ...

Claims it beats Nvidia in every metric Intel released preliminary information on its newest laptop part — the Xe Max discrete GPU, which functions alongside and in tandem with Tiger… Claims it beats ...

Intel’s Core Ultra Series 3 Processors were announced a good few weeks ago, and we’ve finally got the official spec sheet from Intel to really see what the latest and greatest from Intel’s Mobile ...

Intel's latest graphics driver brings XeSS Multi-Frame Generation support to even more of its graphics lineup, including Arc discrete GPUs.

Intel expands XeSS 3 Multi-Frame Generation to Alchemist- and Battlemage-based graphics, including non-Panther Lake iGPUs.

XeSS Multi-Frame Generation can insert up to three AI-generated frames between rendered frames, reaching a potential 3:1 ratio. The full XeSS stack now includes Super Resolution, Frame Generation, and ...