12-20-2018, 01:59 AM
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-...38246.html
Quote:There's no doubt that Intel's entrance into the discrete graphics card space is the most exciting news the industry has received in years. We just hope it can execute on its mission this time around instead of taking unreasonable risks like it did with Larrabee. Intel has assembled a veteran team that should guide the company away from obvious missteps, though. Many of those hires hail from AMD and Intel has opened a new graphics development office in Toronto, uncomfortably close to AMD's campus, so it can do some recruiting.
We also see a new level of engagement from the company on the graphics front, as evidenced by the company's recent Ask You Anything session on Reddit where it asked enthusiasts what they would like to see from its coming products. Intel appears to be using the feedback wisely, which is a refreshing change of pace.