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Intel's oneAPI software engineers are closing out the quarter by releasing oneDNN 3.1 as the newest version of this neural network library that is used by the likes of PyTorch, Tensorflow, PaddlePaddle, ONNX, OpenVINO, MATLAB's Deep Learning Toolbox, Apache MXNet, and many other applications.

Game On optimizations for Crime Boss: Rockay City game Intel has released its latest version of the Arc GPU Graphics Driver, version 101.4257 beta. Th...

New details of Intel's next-gen Battlemage GPUs that power the 2024 Arc graphics and offer double the core count of Alchemis have leaked.

Recently I provided a fresh look at the Intel Arc Graphics Linux gaming performance with the newest open-source drivers.

The Intel XeSS SDK 1.0 release happened last September while now has been succeeded by XeSS SDK 1.1

Intels Arc A380, A750, and A770 (Alchemist) graphics cards continue to get even cheaper.

Intels latest Game On Driver for Arc Graphics is the fourth driver release in the space of a month, and it brings support to old and new games.

Making a life-sized Intel Arc A750 with LEGO is a tricky task that uses nearly 600 bricks and has eaten up about six months of an Intel exec’s time, and it’s only 80% finished.

Intel's entrance into the arena of dedicated graphics cards reveals some surprising observations regarding the size of GPU drivers. Compared with its competitors, Intel's software is way...

Open source video broadcasting, recording and streaming tool OBS Studio 29.0 has been released for Windows, macOS and Linux.