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Intel's Architecture Day 2018: The Future of Core, Intel GPUs, 10nm, and Hybrid x86
I know some bits of this were getting some mention in other threads, but it seems like it was big enough to warrant it's own discussion.
Highlights for me were a new architecture (finally) Sunny cove, that looks to have potential (4-5 wide allocation) to deliver Intels first real IPC improvement in MANY years, and also what should be a nice improvement in the the IGP, and a look at Intels multichip solutions(Foveros) and Intel Big-little.
The Q&A was also somewhat interesting, like where they admit being node-locked on their designs really messed them up, and they will be more node agnostic in the future.
Overall, more actual news than we have seen from Intel in some time.
I know some bits of this were getting some mention in other threads, but it seems like it was big enough to warrant it's own discussion.
Highlights for me were a new architecture (finally) Sunny cove, that looks to have potential (4-5 wide allocation) to deliver Intels first real IPC improvement in MANY years, and also what should be a nice improvement in the the IGP, and a look at Intels multichip solutions(Foveros) and Intel Big-little.
The Q&A was also somewhat interesting, like where they admit being node-locked on their designs really messed them up, and they will be more node agnostic in the future.
Overall, more actual news than we have seen from Intel in some time.