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Intel puts the power of AI at your fingers with its Arc-powered AI Playground
By Sean Endicott published
Play around Intel just released the beta version of its AI Playground. The app lets you generate images, enhance images, and ask questions using a wide range of AI models.

Intel XeSS and Arc graphics just took a big step toward catching up to NVIDIA DLSS
By Sean Endicott published
level up ⬆️ Intel unveiled a new version of its XeSS upscaling technology this week. Better AI models and other optimizations promise big boosts in frame rates and reductions in ghosting and aliasing.

I've been loving using an Intel graphics card for over a year, and this Black Friday deal is why you should join me
By Richard Devine published
Join me I'm a day one Intel Arc user and I haven't looked back. This crazy Black Friday deal is why you should join me with your next graphics card.

Alan Wake 2, Starfield, and Halo: The Master Chief Collection get fixes with Intel Arc driver update
By Sean Endicott published
Update time! Intel just released a driver update that fixes several issues with Starfield, Alan Wake 2, and Halo: The Master Chief Collection.

Intel Meteor Lake CPU and Arc 5 GPU appear in leaked handheld gaming console
By Sean Endicott published
Portable power Emdoor has a new portable gaming console on the way that pairs an Intel Meteor Lake-H CPU with Intel Arc 5 graphics.

Intel's budget friendly Arc A580 GPU is available now, but it may be too little too late
By Cole Martin published
Competition Intel has finally released the Arc A580 graphics card with SKUs from GUNNIR, ASRock, and SPARKLE. The card aims for 1080p performance with frame rates bolstered by AI.

I would move to the United States to get this Prime Day graphics card deal
By Richard Devine published
Crazy deal October Prime Day has a graphics card deal for you that's simply unmissable. Game at up to 1440p for under $200 thanks to this Intel Arc A750 discount.

Ryan Shrout leaves Intel Arc marketing role just as the build-up for 'Battlemage' begins
By Dan Rice published
Moving on Another well-known figure for Intel's Arc graphics cards, Ryan Shrout, departs Intel just as they begin to ramp up for next years release of 'Battlemage'.
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