Intel promised more GPU Bow Actions in Computex

Intel has tempted that he brought more updates in the “BattleMage” GPU ranks of his bow, which directed the Pro & AI segment, at Computex.

Intel’s updated Arc Pro GPU All Set for Unveil at Computex, featuring new battlemage graphics architecture

Intel has just dropped the teaser on X that he has more arc updates that come in the latest Arc Pro series, which features Battlemage graphic architecture. The Arc Pro lineup will target the workstation segment, which includes workflows such as AI and content making. Although Intel does not share any details at this time, we don’t need to wait long since Computex is only a few more weeks.

The New Intel® Arc ™ Pro GPU is on the way. See you at Taipei! pic.twitter.com/t0zeqzgois

– Intel (@intel) May 7, 2025

In terms of what is expected, recently it was revealed that Intel had a plan to launch a higher memory capacity variant than the Arc Battlemage Lineup, which will target professional workloads. The 24 GB VRAM variant is disclosed, and the possibility of this new card will offer double the VRAM from existing B580 and B570 products, so 24 and 20 GB, precisely. At present, Intel’s Top ARC Pro GPU, Arc Pro A60, 12 GB VRAM feature, so you will also get twice the VRAM and improvement of architecture over the current Arc Pro offer.

Another update that might be in the form of a new SKU GPU. While the 192-bit and 160-bit variants are specifically for the BMG-G21 GPU, the upper-class BMG-G31 GPU has been ridiculed for a while, and we can see the “ARC Pro” Graphic Card variant Battlemage using this specific SKU. The upper class BMG-G31 GPU is said to display a 256-bit bus and a higher number of XE2 cores.

It would be very good for seeing a larger battlemage chip in the action, but it is still interesting that Intel is invested in the ranks of GPU ARC and providing updates, both on hardware and software. Expect more news will come in the next few days.