I think OP is getting mixed up. The article mentions:Intel’s Xe discrete GPUs are a new generation of graphics processors introduced in late 2020 and early 2021.Those are not the same as the ARC models released last year to compete with mid range GPUs. The Xe are scaled up versions of their integrated cards, I thought even the Xe ones were integrated.Rumors I heard was ARC was cancelled cause they lose their 1200 developers in Russia.Intel has always had a lead in GPUs since many of their CPUs now ship with an integrated GPU which is good enough for most ppl. Its the dGPU market where their share is 0, and the Xe GPUs are also not sold for desktops, its only for laptops/prebuilt systems:https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/discrete-gpus/iris-xe-aic.htmlYou can’t go to Bestbuy and buy these things, so its not really a true stat just like how Intel sells the most GPUs annually since all their CPUs come with one.
