French fries maker Intel revealed Intel Arc Pro A Series professional range of graphics processing units (GPUs). Range includes Intel Arc Pro A30M GPU for mobile form factors and Intel Arc Pro A40 (single-slot) and A50 (two-slot) GPUs for small form-factor desktops.
All GPU variants come with built-in ray tracing hardware, machine learning, and “industry-first” AV1 hardware encoding acceleration, Intel said in a press release.
Intel Arc Pro GPUs will be available starting later this year from leading partners in the mobile and desktop ecosystems.
The chip maker said: “Intel Arc Pro A-series graphics are aiming for certifications with industry-leading professional software applications in architecture, engineering and construction as well as design and manufacturing. export”.
Intel Arc Pro GPUs are also optimized for media and entertainment applications like Blender, and run open source libraries in the Intel Single API Rendering Toolkit, adopted and integrated with rendering engine.
A recent report by TrendForce research says mass production of Meteor Lake, Intel’s next big flagship processor, could be delayed to 2024 due to product design and verification issues procedure. The report states that Intel plans to outsource tGPU chipsets in Meteor Lake to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) for production.
“Mass production of this product was originally scheduled for 2H22 but was later postponed to 1H23 due to product design and process verification issues,” the report states.
Recently, the product’s mass production schedule was postponed to the end of 2023 for some reason, “completely canceling the 3nm production capacity booked for 2023 with only a small amount of wafer input left for technical verification” ..
The report added that the incident had “majorly impacted TSMC’s production expansion plans, leading to Apple being among the first wave of 3nm customers from 2H22 to early 2023.” with products including the M series and A17 Bionic chips”.
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