Intel is planning to launch its first discrete GPU in 2020
https://www.pcgamer.com/intel-is-planning-to-launch-its-first-discrete-gpu-in-2020/
While there are plenty of questions surrounding Intel's plans to launch discrete GPUs, we now know at least one thing—the first one is coming sometime in 2020. Intel confirmed the timeline in a Twitter post today, with a link back to its announcement last November that it brought Raja Koduri on board to lead its newly formed Core and Visual Computing Group.
The announcement puts the world on notice, and in particular AMD and Nvidia, that Intel is coming. What exactly will come first remains to be seen. Intel previously stated its discrete GPU efforts would focus on "a broad range of computing segments," and that presumably includes gaming.
Intel is planning to launch its first discrete GPU in 2020
Jun 13, 2018, 12:20am UTC
https://www.pcgamer.com/intel-is-planning-to-launch-its-first-discrete-gpu-in-2020/
> While there are plenty of questions surrounding Intel's plans to launch discrete GPUs, we now know at least one thing—the first one is coming sometime in 2020. Intel confirmed the timeline in a Twitter post today, with a link back to its announcement last November that it brought Raja Koduri on board to lead its newly formed Core and Visual Computing Group.
> The announcement puts the world on notice, and in particular AMD and Nvidia, that Intel is coming. What exactly will come first remains to be seen. Intel previously stated its discrete GPU efforts would focus on "a broad range of computing segments," and that presumably includes gaming.