Intel Launches First Discrete Graphics Processor for Automotive Cockpit Market

Explore Intel's first discrete graphics processor, the Arc dGPU A760A, designed for compatibility with its automotive SDV SoCs.

Intel has launched what it describes as its first discrete graphics processor (dGPU), the Arc dGPU A760A, which the company designed to be compatible with its SDV SoC line of automotive processors. This analysis discusses Intel’s entrance into this market segment and aspects of the new solution itself.

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