New high-end GPU options from Intel could have helped disrupt the messy GPU market, but it looks like that may not happen any ...

Rumors of a higher-end BMG-G31 GPU for the Battlemage generation have been around for a while, but apparently Intel killed this idea quite some time back.

Intel's BMG-G31 graphics card reportedly had 32 Xe cores, to go up against the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070, but is now apparently ...

Intel has cancelled its high-end Battlemage GPU for now. Intel stopped working on the Battlemage BMG-G31 during Q3 of last ...

Even AMD, which heavily emphasized offering GPUs for the mainstream market (which, according to AMD, means prices below $700), is struggling to supply cards at MSRP. The cheapest RX 9070 XT on Amazon ...

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.

According to UBS analyst Timothy Arcuri, Intel is closing in on scoring Nvidia ( NVDA -2.01%) as a foundry customer. While ...

Intel faces severe challenges, including missed opportunities in GPUs and AI accelerators, and substantial losses in its ...

The information comes from Timothy Arcuri, an analyst at Swiss investment bank UBS. He stated in a press note to investors ...

Intel has reworked its Arc Xe2 discrete GPU plans, which means the high-end Battlemage variant is no longer in development. Early data had shown three Battlemage PCI identifiers, leading to mixed ...

There's no reason why PC gaming needs to cost an arm and a leg, and we've seen massive steps forward taken in the mainstream GPU market, with options like Intel's latest B580 and the tried-and ...

Intel and NVIDIA both championed their own approach to supercomputing: Intel with its powerful CPUs that offer strong single-threaded and low-latency compute performance, and NVIDIA with its massive ...