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Sources say that the new GPU that Intel plans to launch in 2024 and 2026 will be manufactured by TSMC.

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 15:58:17 10月02日 Update

Thank you, Mr. Air, a netizen of CTOnews.com, for your clue delivery! CTOnews.com April 3 news, according to Taiwan's "Industrial and Commercial Times", Intel's next-generation Battlemage and Celestial two major GPU product lines will be manufactured by TSMC, based on 4nm and 3nm processes respectively.

Sources said that although the AXG department has been restructured and is now divided into CCG and DCAI departments, Intel remains optimistic about the performance of Arc graphics cards in the game field, optimistic that related applications such as e-sports and AI will drive strong demand for GPU, and is currently planning two GPU models with TSMC.

According to reports, the first GPU is the second generation Battlemage based on Xe2 architecture, which is expected to arrive in the second half of 2024, and will adopt TSMC 4nm process node. Then the third-generation Celestial GPU based on Xe3 architecture will be launched in the second half of 2026, and the series of GPU will use TSMC's N3X node.

In addition, Intel for AI and HPC launched Ponte Vecchio will also use TSMC 7nm (I / O connection chip) and 5nm (computing chip) production, the second generation of Rialto Bridge has been cancelled, resources will be concentrated on the new Falcon Shores, is expected to enter the production stage in 2024, hoping to ship to customers in 2025.

A product plan recently leaked by Intel engineers shows that Battlemage Xe2 and Celestial Xe3 GPU will offer both HPG and LPG versions.

Among them, Battlemage LPG will be used with Lunar Lake CPU, while Celestial LPG will be used for Panther Lake CPU;, while the unique products in HPG Arc graphics cards will be launched earlier than LPG products, focusing on 75-250W market segments. More information can be found in CTOnews.com 's previous report.