Intel has patched several high-severity vulnerabilities in its graphics drivers for Windows 10, which could lead to code execution. Intel has patched 19 vulnerabilities across its popular graphics ...

Intel has released driver 32.0.101.6987 for Intel Arc and other GPUs. According to tests by Windows Latest, these new Intel drivers bring noticeable performance improvements, with talk of an FPS ...

Intel patched six high-severity flaws in its graphics drivers, as well as other vulnerabilities in its NUC firmware, and a load value injection vulnerability that could allow attackers to steal ...

Intel Graphics Driver 32.0.101.5989 is available now and is notable because it's the first driver we've seen that has added official support and optimizations for Valve's Deadlock.

Intel’s latest Arc graphics driver, version 32.0.101.6987, brings a feature that will interest anyone relying on integrated graphics in certain Core Ultra laptops and desktops.

If you want to leverage even an integrated GPU for AI you need memory, and Intel is following AMD's lead on Core Ultra and allowing you to choose how much you're using.

Look out for Intel Graphics Driver or anything with a similar name. Alternatively, your system can also have Intel Graphics Media Accelerator Driver (Intel GMA Driver).

Intel Iris Graphics 540 Skylake While users are unlikely to see any changes in their experience of Intel graphics, there are some notable changes to how the modern drivers are installed.

Download Intel Modern Windows Drivers for your Windows computer. They are based on Universal Windows Drivers (UWD) for selected graphics controllers & enable developers to create a single driver ...

João Carrasqueira · Mar 26, 2020 09:16 EDT · Hot! Intel has released a new version of its DCH graphics drivers for Windows 10 devices, bringing the version number up to 26.20.100.7985.

As PC World reports, as of Intel Graphics for Windows driver version 15.65, users can access the new feature — which is much like similar capabilities provided by Nvidia and AMD for their own ...

Here’s how it works. Intel this week announced that, starting this month, it will begin distributing drivers for its products as "modern" Universal Windows Drivers (via Neowin).