Is Intel about to 'put Nvidia and AMD in their place' with its new generation of Celestial GPUs?

According to TechRadar , despite recently launching the highly-rated mid-range Battlemage GPU line with the Arc B580 and B570, Intel doesn't seem to be stopping there. Recent rumors suggest that the 'blue team' is quietly developing the next-generation Celestial GPU, promising to be a formidable competitor to Nvidia and AMD.

Intel is about to launch new GPUs to compete with Nvidia and AMD.

PHOTO: SCREENSHOT FROM TSMC

Intel is about to compete with Nvidia and AMD with its Celestial GPUs.

According to leaked information, the Arc Celestial will be built on a completely new Xe3P architecture, instead of the Xe3 architecture of its predecessor. Notably, Intel may manufacture the Celestial chips itself using its in-house INTC process, instead of relying on TSMC as before. This will give Intel better control over chip quality and supply, and reduce dependence on a partner.

The Xe3P architecture is expected to deliver superior performance and greater power efficiency compared to the previous generation. New technologies such as AI upscaling, data processing, and frame generation can also be integrated, unlocking significant potential for Intel's next-generation graphics cards.

Currently, Nvidia still dominates the GPU market, while AMD is striving to close the gap. The emergence of Intel with its mid-range Battlemage series has provided users with more options, but it is still not enough to threaten the two giants.

Could Celestial be Intel's 'secret weapon' to dethrone Nvidia? While it's too early to say for sure, these rumors have stirred up the tech world and created excitement among consumers. Increased competition in the GPU market will undoubtedly benefit consumers with higher-quality products at more reasonable prices.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/intel-sap-dan-mat-nvidia-va-amd-voi-gpu-celestial-the-he-moi-185250218103046315.htm