• We could see a new XE3P architecture for Intel’s rumor next generation’s ‘Celestial’ GPUs
• Rumor tip to Intel potentially using an internal Intc process instead of the usual TSMC
• This can lead to stronger competition against AMD and Nvidia as Intel may make a greater effort on its GPUs

Intel’s recent GPUs in Battlemage have been well received by budget PC players, with ARC B580 and ARC B570, which gives great performance of 1440p and 1080p respectively – it does not stop there for Team Blue, as reports suggest it has it has New tricks up its sleeve for its next generation of ‘Celestial’ GPUs.

According to Raichu in a post of X that appears to have been removed (reported by Videocardz), Team Blue’s new discreet GPUs known as Arc Celestial will be based on XE3P architecture rather than XE3. Raichu also suggests Intel using his Intc-Intern Process instead of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company), who is responsible for helping to build chips for multiple tech giants used for most GPUs, such as Nvidias Recent RTX 5000 series setup, also as Intels ARC B580 and B570. Moving internally gives Intel more control over chips, and that also means they don’t have to wait for TSMC to meet orders from its many other customers, many of whom are direct competitors to Intel.