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[CyberPanda]

Intel has confirmed at its Developer Conference ‘IDC’ 2019 in Tokyo that its new discrete Xe GPUs will release in 2020. Moreover, the blue team confirmed that these GPUs will support Ray Tracing, something that will please a lot of gamers.

Unfortunately, Intel did not reveal any additional details. Still, it’s good knowing that these are still planned for a 2020 release and that they will support Ray Tracing. Again, Intel did not provide any extra details about the RT implementation. However, we suspect that the Xe GPUs will have hardware and not software support.
It’s also interesting noting that Raja Koduri has tweeted the following image. This picture shows a brand new Tesla Model X with a really interesting plate. This plate suggests a June 2020 release for the Xe GPUs.

?@IntelGraphics? pic.twitter.com/T2symDHxJ7

https://t.co/T2symDHxJ7

— Raja Koduri (@Rajaontheedge) October 4, 2019

Intel confirms that its discrete Xe GPUs will release in 2020 and will support Ray Tracing [UPDATE]

Intel has confirmed at its Developer Conference ‘IDC’ 2019 in Tokyo that its new discrete Xe GPUs will release in 2020.

www.dsogaming.com

 

[blu]

The author got mixed two distinct bits of info re Xe into one.. This is how misinformation breeds.

ps: Every GPGPU supports raytracing in software.

 

[IbizaPocholo]

Intel to unveil discrete 10nm GPU by mid-2020

Intel is looking to unveil its first discrete GPU solution based on its Xe architecture and built using 10nm process technology by the middle of 2020, according to industry sources.

www.digitimes.com

 

[Soltype]

If these end up being legit, we'll have a real GPU market on our hands again.Its been like 20 years.

 

[b0uncyfr0]

About fucking time...

 

[NeilH1982]

Should be interesting to see whether Intel can disrupt the market somewhat.