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Gunnir Packs Dual Intel Arc Pro B70 Into Workstation
2 Oct
Summary
- Two Intel Arc Pro B70 GPUs power a compact workstation.
- Each GPU boasts 32GB of GDDR6 ECC memory for 64GB total.
- Systems are designed for local AI inference and parallel processing.
Gunnir has showcased two unique workstation configurations at Intel Connection 2026, both built around Intel's Arc Pro B70 graphics processors. These systems are powered by Intel Core Ultra 200HX Arrow Lake-HX processors.
The larger workstation integrates two Arc Pro B70 graphics cards within a compact enclosure, employing liquid cooling to manage heat. Each card is equipped with 32GB of GDDR6 ECC memory, resulting in a total of 64GB of memory distributed across the two processors.
This memory configuration allows compatible software, using Intel's oneAPI framework, to distribute computational workloads across both GPUs for parallel processing. The Arc Pro B70, based on Intel's Battlemage architecture, offers significant INT8 TOPS performance and 608GB/s of memory bandwidth per card.
A more compact version also features the Arc Pro B70 GPUs but utilizes a vapor chamber for cooling. Gunnir is also exploring MXM graphics modules with B50 and B65 chips for even smaller systems, demonstrating a focus on high-performance graphics in space-constrained environments.
