Intels support for Pytorch that were given in the other answers is exclusive to xeon line of processors and its not that scalable either with regards to GPUs.

Go to the Processor Graphics section and look up the Intel Graphics name. If a Processor Graphics section is not listed, your processor does not have integrated Intel graphics.PyTorch doesn't support anything other than NVIDIA CUDA and lately AMD Rocm.Enter the number of the Intel® Processor on the search box located in the top-right corner and click the search icon.Go to the product specification page (ARK).Note the Intel® Processor that you need to look up or identify your Intel® Processor.Option Three: Product Specification Page (ARK) If you have the integrated Intel® graphics disabled in your system or your processor does not have integrated Intel graphics, the Intel identification will display Add In Graphics. Launch the Intel® Identification Utility. The Intel graphics name and version will be listed on the top left underneath the processor name. It will also be listed under the CPUDATA tab on the bottom-right corner of the utility.Install the Intel® Identification Utility from the download center.Option Two: Use the Intel® Processor Identification Utility

The name of the Intel integrated graphics will be listed.Under Device Manager, expand Display adapters.

Press on the Windows key on your keyboard and start typing Device Manager. Choose Device Manager.If your system is up and running then follow the steps below: Option One: Use the Device Manager in Windows* This information applies to all Intel® processors such as Intel® Core™, Intel® Xeon®, Intel® Pentium®, Intel® Celeron®, and Intel Atom® processors. There are two options to get the name of the integrated Intel® graphics in your Intel® Processor.

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