With Computex 2025 just around the corner, all the players in computer hardware big and small are preparing to announce their plans for the future. This cohort of companies naturally includes Intel, who may have something to say about a potential new addition to its graphics card family in the vein of Arc B770.
In response to recent requests for an Arc B770 graphics card, Intel’s social media team on X has provided some surprisingly optimistic replies. The brand summarily asks those in search of a high-end Battlemage pixel pusher to “stay tuned”, indicating that further details will be forthcoming.
This is the first official nod we’ve had from Intel as the existence of Arc B770. Rumours previously suggested the graphics card was cancelled, but recent whispers on the grapevine suggest this may not be the case. However, there’s still no solid evidence that points to the definite arrival of a successor to Arc A770.
For the moment, Arc B580 remains the most-powerful graphics card in Intel’s arsenal. However, with Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 and AMD Radeon RX 9060 Series due to arrive in the coming weeks, Team Blue’s contender could pale by comparison necessitating a juiced-up alternative in the form of Arc B770.
It seems likely that we’ll learn more about Intel’s plan for further Battlemage graphics cards come Computex, alongside details of its Arc Pro GPUs. The company hasn’t announced a keynote for the event, unlike AMD and Nvidia, but you can expect announcements from the brand all the same.
Looking further into the future, Celestial GPUs should arrive part and parcel with Panther Lake CPUs. However, there’s no word on whether dedicated graphics versions of this architecture will see the light of the day. Meanwhile, Intel is seemingly hard at work on getting its Druid architecture off the ground.
