Intel’s “Celestial” GPU could finally give Nvidia and a cause of AMD concern

• We could see a new XE3P architecture for GPUs of the new generation of new generation Intel
• Rumors suggest that Intel potentially uses an internal intrcue process instead of the usual TSMC
• This could lead to stronger competition against AMD and Nvidia, because Intel could make a greater effort on its GPUs

The recent GPUs of Intel Battlemage were well received by the PC budget players, with the B580 arc and the B570 arc offering great performance at 1440p and 1080p respectively – however, it does not stop there for Team Blue , because the reports suggest that he has new tips for his handle for his new generation “Celestial” GPU.

According to Raichu in an article on X which seems to have been deleted (reported by Videocardz), the new discreet GPUs of Team Blue known as the Celestial Arc will be based on the XE3P architecture rather than on Xe3. Raichu also alludes to Intel using its INTC internal process instead of TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) which are responsible for helping to build chips for several technological giants, which is also used for most GPUs such as recent RTX 5000 RTX 5000 series, also, also the RTX 5000 series range, also, also the range of the RTX 5000 series, as well as NVIDIA. Like Intel’s Arc B580 and B570. The internal move will give more control to Intel on the fleas, and this also means that they do not have to wait for TSMC to respect the orders of its many other customers, many of whom are direct competitors in Intel.