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They have completely different architectures, some optimizations can be done in safer ways.
by mda 7y ago
They have completely different architectures, some optimizations can be done in safer ways.
- dfrage 7y agoIsn't one of the "secrets" to AMD's post-486 success adopting the general approach the Pentium Pro took along with others in the 1990s, which in turn are based on IBM's 1960s Tomasulo out-of-order algorithm adding speculative execution? This general approach made all out-of-order speculative designs, including ARM, POWER and IBM Z vulnerable to Spectre, so I submit they're not "completely different".