To close out Intel’s CES 2020 press conference, Gregory Bryant, Executive Vice President and General Manager of Intel’s Client Computing Group showed off an upcoming Tiger Lake-based mobile platform ...

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Intel has announced its first gaming-specific discrete graphics card, which will launch sometime in 2021. The announcement came during its 2020 Architecture Day, where the company laid out the ...

Early yesterday morning at CES, Intel gave us a sneak peek at its upcoming Comet Lake-H mobile processors, which will boast up to 8 cores/16 threads and hit boost clocks of 5GHz+. But Intel saved ...

Intel to Launch 'Xe HPG' PC Gaming Graphics Cards in 2021, Using Outside Foundry The chip giant also previewed its 'Xe LP' integrated graphics technology, debuting in its coming 'Tiger Lake' ...

Intel teased its dedicated laptop GPU earlier in October, and it’s now rolling out the technology in earnest. The chip designer has announced that the first laptops using its Iris Xe Max graphics chip ...

Intel’s Architecture Day 2020 brought a first look at the company’s upcoming Tiger Lake processors, along with a more detailed preview of Intel’s foray into building its own GPUs with its upcoming Xe ...

Iris Xe, Intel's latest take on integrated graphics, arrives soon in 11th Generation Core 'Tiger Lake' laptop CPUs. Our first tests show radically improved performance. Here's what that means for your ...

Intel has shown off its fancy new upscaling technology. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Digital Foundry published an exclusive in ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dave Altavilla is a Tech Analyst covering chips, compute and AI. Though a few strategic mentions of Intel’s forthcoming discrete ...

Intel’s upcoming Xe HPG discrete graphics card will indeed have hardware ray tracing, the company confirmed on Wednesday. The catch? That new discrete GPU for gamers won’t actually show up until 2021, ...

Intel has chosen a name for its next-generation discrete graphics card, set for release in 2020, and that name is: Intel Xe. I'll be honest, it's pretty uninspiring and we're still trying to figure ...