Intel has unveiled a discrete GPU for cars, the Arc A760A, designed to bring the “triple-A gaming experience” from home over to your car, the company announced<\/a>. No automotive partners were revealed, but vehicles with the new chips will go on sale as soon as 2025.<\/p>\n With car buyers increasingly focused on in-vehicle entertainment above all else, the chips are designed to “unlock a new era of AI-powered cockpit experiences,” according to Intel’s press release.<\/p>\n The GPUs will allow voice, camera and gesture recognition to make it easy to control up to “seven high-definition screens rendering 3D graphics and six-in vehicle cameras and interactive features.” At the same time, it can supposedly run demanding triple-A gaming titles, in-vehicle entertainment and AI-powered productivity apps.<\/p>\n The system will also be highly personalized to the driver. It’ll include the ability to “execute complex vehicle control commands through natural language processing, answer vehicle-related questions accurately, and even engage in leisurely chat with users, providing a more interactive and enjoyable journey,” according to Intel.<\/p>\n Intel added that it has created over 500 features and AI apps for automobiles, with over 100 independent software vendors working on in-vehicle experiences. In addition, the A760A will be fully compatible with software developed for its iGPU PC platform, while scaling from entry- and mid-tier vehicles up to higher-end cars.<\/p>\n Intel said it wants to be the “go-to partner for automakers.” It’s clearly looking to diversify its offerings in the wake of quality-control problems<\/a> with recent PC chips and financial woes<\/a> that may see it lay off up to 15,000 employees.<\/p>\n This article contains affiliate links; if you click such a link and make a purchase, we may earn a commission.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n