As expected and detailed earlier, Intel has now officially unveiled its Intel Arc Pro A-series professional range of graphics processing units (GPUs). The first SKUs that will be arriving are the ...

TL;DR: At Computex 2025, Intel unveiled Battlemage Arc Pro B-series GPUs for AI workstations, featuring the Arc Pro B50 (16GB) and B60 (24GB) models. These scalable GPUs offer competitive AI ...

TL;DR: The Intel Arc Pro B50 GPU, based on Battlemage architecture, offers a powerful, affordable workstation solution with 16GB GDDR6 memory, DisplayPort 2.1, and hardware AV1 decoding. It ...

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 at ...

Intel showed off two new graphics cards at its Computex booth in Taiwan alongside its latest CPUs, but neither of them is for gamers. The Intel Arc Pro B50 and B60 are professionally targeted GPUs ...

Intel just made some noise in the AI benchmark scene with the latest MLPerf Inference v5.1 results. These tests, published by MLCommons, compared a wide range of hardware for AI inference, and Intel ...

Intel’s next workstation graphics card, the Arc Pro B60, has shown up in a U.S. retailer listing for $599, and that’s a big deal. Until now, many expected the B60 to either carry a four-figure price ...

With 16 GB, the Intel Arc Pro B50 should beat Nvidia's RTX Pro A1000, especially in AI inference. Initial results from the test lab confirm this. From today, Intel is making its Arc Pro B50 ...

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Windows Latest has obtained details on some unannounced Intel SKUs for 2026, through a slew of exclusive information about ...

NUC Pro Software Suite allows you to monitor your system’s performance and ensure that it doesn’t slow down because of any internal software redundancy. The following are the reasons why one should go ...