Intel has begun shipping DG1 Intel Xe graphics cards. ... I'd bet the 'Xe' logo on the backplate will stick around on at least a few models. And the LEDs, of course the LEDs.

Intel is launching its first Iris Xe desktop graphics cards today. Originally codenamed “DG1,” these new desktop GPUs are primarily aimed at small- and medium-sized businesses and mainstream ...

Intel's been keeping its new DG1 discrete graphics card under wraps. But for the first time, we've been given a look at the desktop GPU and even played a game on it. It's not, however, the final ...

Intel will be scaling its new Xe GPU architecture between the ultra-mobile market through to the consumer gaming graphics cards, where it will battle AMD Radeon and NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards.

The Intel Iris Xe vs Arc graphics battle is somewhat puzzling, as they represent two product lines of discrete graphics processing units based on Intel's Xe microarchitecture.

Intel debuts a new logo alongside its 11th Gen chips-The Verge ... The 11th generation Core processor that adopted Intel Iris Xe graphics adopts 10nm SuperFin as the process rule, ...

At this point, Intel's Xe graphics has already launched, having hitched a ride with the company's initial Tiger Lake processors for thin and light laptops. These range from the 2-core/8-thread ...

Intel didn’t announce specific partnerships with any card vendors, though two featured logos were for Gigabyte and MSI, both of which make graphics cards as well as PCs. Intel’s Arc graphics ...

Ultimately, the architectural differences impact the types of tasks each integrated GPU excels at. Intel’s Iris Xe is generally better for productivity and light tasks, while AMD’s Radeon Vega can ...

It's still clearly Intel, and in a way it's quite a subtle shift, but it does feel a bit cleaner (although the Intel Iris Xe graphics one is incredibly colourful, while all the others stick with ...