Intel Patents ‘Software Defined Supercore’

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Intel has patented a technology it calls ‘Software Defined Supercore’ (SDC) that enables software to fuse the capabilities of multiple cores to assemble a virtual ultra-wide ‘supercore’ capable of improving single-thread performance, provided that it has enough parallel work. If … Read more

US Intel

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Listen to this post: Now that everyone is using ChatGPT, the lazy columnist’s trick of quoting Wikipedia to open an Article is less cliché than it is charming (at least that’s my excuse). Anyhow, here is Wikipedia’s definition of “steelmanning”: … Read more

Intel CEO Letter to Employees

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Lip-Bu Tan announces 15% workforce reduction Ahead of the financial news from Intel INTC 0.00%↑ coming out later today, the following message was sent to Intel employees from the CEO. We’re sharing it here in full, with commentary to follow. … Read more

Intel: Winning and Losing

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This article continues a lengthy series. You may be interested in the start of silicon valley, Fairchild, the founding of Intel, the start of the x86 architecture, Intel’s pivot to become a processor company, the i960 and i486, the Intel … Read more

Why Intel Deprecated SGX?

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The rumors about Intel SGX deprecated in new processors has been confirmed, 12th generation processors (Workstation/Desktop/Laptop/embedded platforms) will deprecate SGX and the SGX will continue to support only in high-end Xeon CPU for server: Intel’s official explanation is that final … Read more

Intel: A Bug and a Pro – By Bradford Morgan White

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By 1994, Intel had managed to capture about 75% of the microprocessor market for personal computers. The company had also found its way into automobiles, industrial controls, telecommunications equipment, and supercomputers. The Intel x86 architecture had propelled the company to … Read more