Intel has started shipments of its Arctic Sound-M graphics and video transcoding card for data centers, the company said this week. The board leverages Intel’s ‘Big Arc Alchemist’ ACM-G10 GPU, the chip that will power Intel’s upcoming performance-mainstream and high-end Arc A500- and Arc A700-series graphics boards for gamers.
“Intel Data Center GPU, codenamed Arctic Sound-M, is now shipping,” a statement by Intel over Twitter(opens in new tab) reads. “This open and flexible GPU will support a diverse range of workloads starting with cloud gaming and media streaming. We can’t wait to see our customers’ innovative solutions come to life!”
