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  • Intel and AMD Details New x86 Improvements to Keep the Instruction Set Relevant

    Intel and AMD Details New x86 Improvements to Keep the Instruction Set Relevant

    Intel and AMD Push Forward with New x86 Improvements In a move aimed at keeping the x86 instruction set relevant in an era where Arm and RISC‑V are gaining ground, Intel and AMD have been quietly laying groundwork through the x86 ecosystem advisory group (EAG). A year after the group’s formation, engineers on both sides…

  • Intel and AMD Reveal x86 Improvements to Keep Chips Relevant

    Intel and AMD Reveal x86 Improvements to Keep Chips Relevant

    Intel and AMD Unveil Concrete x86 Enhancements Through Ecosystem Group In a coordinated move to keep x86 computing competitive against rising alternatives like Arm, Intel and AMD announced a set of performance, security, and reliability improvements aimed at the x86 instruction set architecture. The announcements, timed to mark the one-year anniversary of the x86 Ecosystem…

  • Intel and AMD Unveil x86 Improvements to Bolster Performance, Security

    Intel and AMD Unveil x86 Improvements to Bolster Performance, Security

    Intel and AMD Unveil a Year of x86 Improvements In a coordinated move to keep x86 computing relevant amid rising demand for alternative architectures, Intel and AMD announced a set of performance, security, and reliability enhancements slated for future x86 processors. Marking the one-year anniversary of the x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group (x86 EAG), the companies…

  • x86 Improvements: Intel and AMD Unveil FRED, AXV10, ChkTag

    x86 Improvements: Intel and AMD Unveil FRED, AXV10, ChkTag

    Overview: A Year of x86 Ecosystem Collaboration In a bid to keep x86 computing competitive amid rising alternatives like Arm, Intel and AMD outlined their latest performance, security, and reliability enhancements to the x86 instruction set architecture. The announcements, timed to the one-year anniversary of the x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group, emphasize a collaborative push to…