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Isn't Xeon phi dead? There haven't been any updates since 2013. My one professor who worked on them said they have many issues from being passively cooled to re
by Something1234 9y ago
Isn't Xeon phi dead? There haven't been any updates since 2013. My one professor who worked on them said they have many issues from being passively cooled to requiring the Intel compiler to get halfway decent performance.
- CyberDildonics 9y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xeon_Phi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xeon_Phi The previous version was a 14nm CPU that was haswell instruction compatible. The 10nm version has been canceled.
- martinpw 9y agoThat 2013 date is a bit misleading. Although the most recent generation was announced that year, it did not ship until 2016, and the Knights Mill derivative launched just a few months ago. Knights Hill was canceled. I hadn't heard anything about the entire line being killed, although it would not be totally surprising if that were to happen.