Intel Releases First-Generation Automotive Arc Discrete Graphics Card

TapTechNews August 8th, Jack Weast, vice president of Intel Corporation and general manager of the Automotive Division, today released the first-generation automotive Arc discrete graphics card at the Intel AI Cockpit and On-board Discrete Graphics Card Launch Event in Shenzhen.

Intel stated that the first-generation automotive Arc discrete graphics card product is equipped with the Xe graphics engine and the XMX computing engine. Compared to the integrated graphics card, the TFLOPS is about 4 times higher, and the platform computing power can reach 229 TOPS. (1 TOP = 1 trillion floating-point operations per second)

This graphics card product supports 8 independent displays and also supports 4K. In addition, it also supports the important SR-IOV (Single Root I/O Virtualization) technology.

In terms of application, the first-generation automotive Arc discrete graphics card can provide the next-generation visual and 3A gaming experience, and support local running of large language models and creation of AI-generated content.