Not really, that in itself would need designing a new die, which if you know AMD's CPU history of last 15 years, they prefer to really only do as a last resort.
I think going so hard back on SIMD (but why not other ISA extensions?) probably makes no sense. I mean, ARMv8/9 has SIMD as a baseline feature. Likewise, SSE2 is pretty much guaranteed on x86-64.
As you yourself mention, there is going to be SIMD usage in the libraries already. And in the...
I wonder how efficient can it be though? The memory savings will be partially offset by extra memory eaten up by the decompression neural network models.
And the textures have to stay in the "neural" format if we want to have have any savings (because decompressing them to regular format on load...
AVX2 I wonder, it's finally present in enough processors to be viable as an assumed baseline (though still with a runtime-detection fallback for older/Atom processors). As for AVX-512, it seems GB6 may use it but it apparently adds close to no performance so you don't need to worry about that...
It's a norm in the mobile/ARM ecosystem as such (or perhaps x86/PC is the odd helpful one in the first place).
Have you ever seen TDP value quoted for *any* phone SoC?
I like how for all those real or advertised power efficiency advantages, server ARM CPUs makers almost never disclose their actual TDPs...
Started with Graviton, Apple M continues it (and it pays of, if I got money for each time somebody posts that the chips are "5W"...).
Now there's gonna be...
IMHO, that sounds like APU (Strix Point, not Halo), likely. The reason is they require bandwidth and also they tend to achieve high memory OC which is why G.Skill would target them. He does say CPU but that is probably not really meaningful.
P.S. Fire Range in AM5 would be just 9000X. Dual-CCD...
No, AMD would be the best x86 laptop chip maker if it did similarly low-power and standby-friendly SoC design as the phone-origin ARM vendor SoCs have. Without that there is no point to switching the ISA (because the ARM advantage is in the SoC designs and behaviour, not in cores' ISA). And if...
Absolutely won't, the 300 series (if it is even called 300 series) will be a very unimpressive refresh. Might not even have big clock improvements. They are only refreshing 125W SKUs too, which tells you it will be one of the lower-effort refreshes.
Original poster's options are pick between...
I think the whole idea of having multiple-drive *RAID* storage system externally, hooked all on a daisy chain of cables is what is truly... well silly if not nuts. Like in that meme, "there is a point where we should have second-guessed Apple's alleged knowing what's best and we have clearly...
Is it? It feels more like a parallel technology. It is coming later than N2, but parallel to N2P and it's apparently a backside-power-delivery enabled version of N2P.
Apparently TSMC is branching between processes with backside power delivery and processes without.
N2P -> A14 is the non-BPD...
Just a few days ago he claimed his sources are saying it's coming out this month (that immediately looked unlikely given how we have seen no leaks of cards), so this is could be just MLID trying to walk-back that claim with a cover story, because Chiphell/VideoCardz immediately said it's May...
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