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AVX10 is still pretty much in the proposal phase, and has been recently updated based on feedback Intel has received. It takes several years to get from that st
by wtallis 2y ago
AVX10 is still pretty much in the proposal phase, and has been recently updated based on feedback Intel has received. It takes several years to get from that stage to shipping hardware.
- adrian_b 2y agoGranite Rapids, to be launched in a few months, is said by Intel to support AVX10.1/512 (which is identical to the ISA supported by Zen 5, except for a few additional flags reported by CPUID; Zen 4 lacks only VP2INTERSECT of AVX10.1). Only the availability of AVX10/256 in Intel's consumer CPUs and in its server CPUs with E-cores is in the proposal phase (mainly because Intel has yet to design and launch, as the successor of Skymont that is being launched now, an E-core supporting AVX10/256; this is expected only in H2 2026).