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Intel May Enable Discrete GPU Driver Development for Arm, RISC-V | Anton Shilov, Tom’s Hardware

By February 2, 2022No Comments1 min read

Intel takes aim at Linux enthusiasts with a new initiative.

Intel has released request for comments (RFC) patches for its Linux kernel graphics driver enabling the development of third-party discrete GPU drivers for non-x86 architectures. This will potentially enable interested parties to build drivers for Intel’s upcoming discrete graphics processors and make them work on Arm, RISC-V, POWER and other architectures under Linux.

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