At CES Intel uncovered its first development Xe based card, the DG1. A low-level card at a 75 Watt for development purposes. A new Intel Xe (DG1) desktop graphics card was spotted and listed at Sandra, and it has 768 shader processors

The card is shown having 3 GB of graphics memory, has 1 MB of L2 cache 96 execution units (EUs) running at 1.5 GHz, for reference, the 96 EUs would translate towards 768 Shader cores. These cores account for 2.3 teraflops of performance, which is GeForce GTX 1050 Ti region, 

In the benchmark, the chip is called 'Intel Gen12 Desktop Graphics Controller'. This likely is DG1. This card would be used by developers to optimize their software for Intel's new Gen 12 products, and the chip could end up in various energy-saving devices. At camp Intel, it is silent on the Xe desktop graphics card front though. We have no idea if 2020 will still see an Xe launch. 

Intel Xe (DG1) desktop graphics card listed at Sandra, listed at 768 shader processors