Computex 2025: Intel didn't show Arc B770, but unveiled AI cards

Despite expectations and hints from Intel, the Arc B770 graphics card was never unveiled at Computex 2025. The company has officially confirmed that it has no plans to announce new consumer GPUs this year. Instead, Intel focused on workstation graphics and announced two new graphics cards for professional applications, the Arc Pro B50 and B60.

The Arc Pro B50 and B60 graphics cards are focused on AI workloads

The two new products are built on the Battlemage architecture and use the BMG-G21 chip, the same chip found in the consumer Arc B580. However, the B50 and B60 have significantly increased video memory, which is critical for machine learning and local neural networking applications.

Arc Pro B60 supports scaling up to eight graphics cards in a single system. Thanks to specialized software from Intel, AI models can be distributed across multiple GPUs with a linear increase in performance. This architecture is the basis for a new solution called Project Battlematrix.

Project Battlematrix is a platform based on Xeon processors with up to eight B60s. It is aimed at developers working with LLM models with over 70 billion parameters. Intel is developing a dedicated Linux stack with optimizations for it, with a final release scheduled for late 2025.