SPARKLE, a leading manufacturer of AI computing platforms and professional graphics solutions, today announced the launch of the SPARKLE Intel Arc Pro B60 Series graphics cards on January 12, 2026. The initial release introduces the Arc Pro B60 24 GB Blower Edition, delivering stable and efficient performance for professional workstations and AI inference workloads. In parallel, the Arc Pro B60 Passive 24 GB and Passive 48 GB models are also introduced, targeting industrial, server, and enterprise project-based deployments.

Following the launch on January 12, 2026, the SPARKLE Intel Arc Pro B60 24 GB Blower Edition is planned to be introduced through select retail partners, including Micro Center and Newegg. Product availability will vary by region and channel, subject to local distribution schedules. Designed for modern AI and professional applications, the Intel Arc Pro B60 Series supports up to 48 GB of GDDR6 memory (Passive Edition), 456 GB/s memory bandwidth, and 160 XMX AI engines, enabling reliable performance for LLM inference, 3D modeling, engineering visualization, and high-resolution content creation.

EMTEK has only graced our news feed once before, mostly due to it being a behind-the-scenes board partner for NVIDIA. More than release their in-house designs, the South Korean company usually provides them for other AIBs, such as Palit. However, the company has recently been moving their graphics cards towards the consumer market as well, and the latest in the batch is a custom-designed GeForce RTX 3090 graphics card, marketed under the "Blower Edition" product SKU.

The "Blower Edition" RTX 3090 from EMTEK features a more mainstream dual-8-pin power delivery connector with a twist: the company adapted NVIDIA's PCB design and added a daughter card, which extends the original PCB so as to allow the connectors to be placed in the more practical manner of generations past. The RTX 3090 "Blower Edition" otherwise offers the usual 3x DisplayPort, 1x HDMI connectors, and features a bronze design with a bronze backplate as well; a somewhat subdued design language is used, though the color choice would be a hard one to integrate into most hobbyists' systems.