The Intel Arc Battlemage is Intel's second-generation processor, and was previously used as an iGPU (integrated graphics chip) in the Intel Lunar Lake processor series and as a graphics card in the Intel Arc B580 and Intel Arc B570 models.
As we already know, the Intel Core 300 "Panther Lake" processor series will use the Intel Xe3 iGPU chip, which is an upgrade to the existing Intel Battlemage graphics processor, but possibly with new core and memory updates.
Recently, it was reported that Intel has updated the VTune Profiler software with a new graphics chip name, namely the Intel Arc BMG-G31 and the Intel Core Ultra 300 processor, which we already know is the upcoming Intel laptop processor.
The public expectation is that the Intel Arc BMG-G31 graphics chip is a component that will be used for the Intel Arc Battlemage series of graphics cards that will be updated for 2026 and will come with higher graphics processing power than the previous Intel Arc B580 and Arc B570 offerings.
Rumors are currently being reported that this chip will be used in the Intel Arc B770 graphics card and will feature 32 Intel Xe3 cores, use 16GB of GDDR6 memory and support PCIe 5.0 x16 connectivity.
Public expectation is also that Intel may show this graphics card, or at least introduce this BMG-G31 graphics chip during the CES 2026 event along with the launch of the Intel Core Ultra 300 processor chips.