Again proving your total lack of experience on the subject. Words are being overused even by experts. I've heard several CPU designers in my team calling things fused off despite them being compeletely removed from the final steps of the design process. But yeah keep digging.
BTW your...
Again, they might have implemented them and didn't enable them before going to synthesis. That's it. It's also possible that full validation wasn't done and would have delayed product release anyway.
If you had any experience in CPU design or software development, you'd know that lots of costly...
You're inventing things with exactly nothing to back your claim.
I'm not saying parts of the die were disabled. I'm saying parts of the design might have been removed before doing synthesis. And if you don't know what the means, please take the time to look up what synthesis and back-end in...
Do you really think a well known designer as Bob Colwell would make such a blatant lie? I know some people make huge claims because they want to see their name all over Internet. But I see no reason to believe you over him, what evidence he's lying do you have? BTW he doesn't claim their 64-bit...
I'm really surprised people fight over SSE vs 3dnow, some depending on their preference for Intel or AMD. What I will always remember is 64-bit x86, which was designed by AMD; this had a much higher impact on x86 than any SIMD extension.
Also register banks exist. They can even be spotted on...
Some history of the birth of IBM PC is told here: https://spectrum.ieee.org/the-inside-story-of-texas-instruments-biggest-blunder-the-tms9900-microprocessor
Of course that's not a proof, I'm not sure any IBM insider ever told anything about that.
Alas. BTW 8086 DNA can be traced back to 8085 (hell, Intel even had a macro assembler to translate 8085 to 8086) and I guess we can trace back the abominations of the 86 ISA to even older CPUs. Despite its issues, 68k was much better, but too late to the game; it's the only reason that this...
You mean AMD were not a business while they were leaking money? Waiting for your next stupid 3 words statement. Will that be some 40% silly claim?
And that was not my main point anyway.
https://www.theverge.com/openai/640894/chatgpt-has-hit-20-million-paid-subscribers
Can I get my bridge?
Of course it doesn't mean they are profitable, but yes they have millions of paid subscribers on top of corporate licenses.
It's not a small core for sure, but would you say Intel E cores are big cores? Compared to P cores, I'd say no. IMHO the same applies to A720 vs X4, hence why I would not say the SoC is an all big cores one.
Honest question from someone who is not knowledgeable of the GPU subject: does it matter that much that your GPU doesn't shine at random (type) matrix computations when you have other IPs that can do the work (NPU, SME block), reducing the need to rely on GPGPU?
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