The Intel Xe architecture is a family of graphics architectures developed by Intel for a range of computing devices, from laptops to data centers. It aims to deliver high-performance graphics and compute capabilities, supporting advanced gaming, artificial intelligence, and data processing tasks. Introduced in 2020, the Xe architecture includes several variants, such as Xe-LP for low-power devices and Xe-HP for high-performance applications. This flexibility allows Intel to cater to diverse market needs, enhancing user experiences across various platforms while competing with other graphics solutions like NVIDIA and AMD.