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Intel XPU Manager Adds Support For Arc Pro B65 + Arc Pro B70

Intel XPU Manager Adds Support For Arc Pro B65 + Arc Pro B70

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Intel has released an update to its XPU Manager, now supporting the Arc Pro B65 and B70 graphics cards. This update enhances the management and monitoring capabilities for Intel data center GPUs on both Windows and Linux systems. Additionally, Intel has also launched a new version of its Linux NPU Driver, focusing on maintenance and minor changes.

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Intel XPU Manager Adds Support For Arc Pro B65 + Arc Pro B70 Written by Michael Larabel in Intel on 3 June 2026 at 06:17 AM EDT. Add A Comment Intel this week rolled out new versions of their open-source XPU Manager and Linux NPU driver software. Intel's XPU Manager is their open-source tool for managing and monitoring Intel data center GPUs. The Intel XPU Manager supports the monitoring and management functionality from the command-line or via RESTful APIs for managing fleets of systems or clusters in the data center. The Intel XPU Manager works on both Windows and Linux systems. While originally developed for the Intel Data Center Flex Series and Max Series GPUs, the newer releases have just been focused on their Arc Pro Battlemage graphics cards.

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