Intel unlikely to enter the mobile workstation dGPU market

Nvidia retains its dominant position in a niche.

June 2, 2025

Jon Peddie

Intel’s Arc graphics AIBs are gaining traction in desktops, with new Pro B50 and B60 models debuting at Computex. However, the Arc B-series hasn’t expanded to laptops. Instead, Intel focuses on Core Ultra 200H processors with integrated Arc graphics, targeting thin-and-light mobile workstations. These chips can handle many entry-level tasks, but discrete GPUs are still needed for heavier workloads. While future mobile Arc GPUs remain unconfirmed, shifting industry trends may open opportunities for Intel in a mobile market long dominated by Nvidia.Intel’s Arc graphics AIBs have started to find a place in desktop systems, particularly among users looking for cost-effective

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