Intel has just announced an interesting update to its upcoming Meteor Lake chips: The integrated graphics are about to receive an unprecedented boost, allowing them to rival low-end, discrete GPUs.

TL;DR: Intel is facing challenges with CPU launches and production issues, leading to layoffs and cost-cutting. The company is shifting focus to integrated graphics with its next-gen Arc Xe2 ...

Intel's CEO this weekend reiterated plans to launch "new products" with Nvidia. Lip-Bu Tan awarded Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang ...

Soon, Intel's CPU-integrated graphics could get a big boost: Meteor Lake processors' Arc-based silicon leverages new process technology to rival a low-end discrete GPU. (It even supports ray tracing.) ...

Integrated graphics are still nowhere near as powerful as discrete laptop graphics card, but they’re getting shockingly beefy these days. For example, AMD laptops with their “APU” configurations are ...

New leaks claim that Intel's upcoming Xe3P graphics architecture won't feature any discrete gaming GPUs, and even the ...

The new driver targets systems with built-in Arc Pro Graphics, enabling, for example, a 64GB host system to allocate 59.5GB to the integrated GPU.

Future Intel SoCs known as Serpent Lake could mark a major turning point by integrating, for the first time, an Nvidia RTX integrated GPU, combining Intel’s x86 computing power with the graphics ...

Intel develops its own graphics technology for its CPUs and discrete GPUs. The company is partnering with Nvidia to produce CPUs with integrated Nvidia GPUs for PCs. With Nvidia now a partner, Intel ...

Wondering which computing device processor can turn out to be the most powerful for your work, here is a defined comparison ...