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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com May 30 news, although the existing Intel Arc alone is not good enough, but its partners are still very hard. After more than a decade of fading out of the consumer market, Sparkle has now returned to the field as an Intel partner.

Sparkle, once a NVIDIA AIC partner (CTOnews.com Note: from 7900 GTX to GeForce 9 series), has launched graphics cards including the A750/A380 series, announcing that it has become a member of the Intel GPU graphics card camp, which also means that the brand is actively exploiting the promising AI market opportunities.

Unlike in the past, the original Sparkle belongs to Jingyu, but now the Sparkle is held by Shake and Technology, which has Thunderbolt and IPC products in addition to Intel Arc graphics cards, and Shake also announced that it will separate its design OEM from embedded application business.

At the Computex 2023 Taipei computer Show, Sparkle displayed its Intel Arc A750 TITAN (three fans), Arc A750 ORC (double fans) and Arc A380 ELF (single fan), Arc A770 16GB, Arc A310 and Arc A370M MXM products.

In addition to the three-fan TITAN series Arc A770, Sparkle also exhibited Intel Arc A770 water-cooled graphics cards in cooperation with the water-cooled brand Bitspower. However, the Arc A770 water-cooled version is still in the development stage, whether the follow-up mass production remains to be seen.

In addition to the water-cooled version of the Intel Arc A770, Sparkle also displays Intel Arc A380 and Intel Arc A310 Low Profile graphics cards with a 4x miniDP interface, and the release plan is unclear.

It is worth mentioning that although Sparkle has faded out of the consumer market in the past decade, there are still related products on sale in the field of embedded products, including AMD, NVIDIA and SMI.

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