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About the Rosetta Translation Environment(developer.apple.com)
11 points by my123 1y ago|1 comments
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by my123 1y ago
iirc they took quite a while to enable it on AMD after Intel, so maybe the wait will be quite significant...
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by my123 1y ago
> It's also a problem for Microsoft's new ARM64-based Surface devices: Snapdragon X doesn't support nested virtualization, even though Windows does. Snapdragon X does support nested virtualisation - it's Windows that
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by my123 1y ago
Did you try this entitlement? https://developer.apple.com/documentation/bundleresources/en... wonder if com.apple.developer.sustained-execution also goes the other way around...
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by my123 2y ago
> and baked a lot of Qualcomm-isms into the shipping arm kernels. not that many and only when needed. > that translates Qualcomm specific hardware to Apple's. More like generic arm64 hardware tbh. Windows doesn't rely on Qua
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by my123 2y ago
Yes they do audits all the time. They outsource them to one of the big accounting/audit firms though.
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by my123 2y ago
2210 isn't a Windows 2000 build even, but a Windows XP prerelease
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by my123 2y ago
Samsung 8nm for Orin
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Nvidia CEO says company has plans for desktop chip designed with MediaTek(reuters.com)
4 points by my123 2y ago|1 comments
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Qualcomm wins licensing fight with Arm over chip designs(bloomberg.com)
211 points by my123 2y ago|129 comments
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by my123 2y ago
45% NTSC is what I'd expect
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by my123 2y ago
> The $600 mini certainly isn't more performant than 85% of desktops. The average desktop isn't exactly a gaming machine. But a corporate box or a low end home desktop with a Core i5 and using the iGPU.
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by my123 2y ago
> Does M4 Max have 64-byte cache lines? on the CPU side: 64 bytes at L1, 128 byte cachelines at L2
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by my123 2y ago
> And I guess what you mean when you say Qualcomm's video acceleration is "stateful", it means that you can't just simply dispatch a single-frame encode job Yup it's exactly that
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by my123 2y ago
> Not sure if there are Vulkan Video implementations for things that are not GPUs yet Qualcomm video acceleration is stateful, and as such doesn't fit with the design of the Vulkan Video API (which is stateless)
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by my123 2y ago
That's what Rapidus is doing
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by my123 2y ago
Wasn't due to the EU but because of China for that one most likely
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by my123 2y ago
Newer mobile GPUs worth a damn pretty much have the same feature set as desktop. Except texture formats in case of Mali and Exynos w/ RDNA. But QCOM (since quite a while) and Apple (E17+) have a unified set there including BC7 support.
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by my123 2y ago
Communication from the in-SoC NAND controllers to the NAND chips themselves is done through PCIe AFAIK
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by my123 2y ago
Those drivers aren't Surface only but there are catches. ThinkPad T14s for example can use those just fine but Yoga Slim 7x doesn't have Qualcomm's generic signing key allowed for GPU firmware signing but only Lenovo's.
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by my123 2y ago
That's the next gen one. Older one based on classic Flang has been in production since quite a while.
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by my123 2y ago
AMD ships a Fortran OpenMP compiler with GPU offloading that works pretty well
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by my123 2y ago
Windows 11 is still NT 10.0
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by my123 2y ago
In this case, it's an unintentional bug.
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by my123 2y ago
macOS 15 ships with AVX2 support on Rosetta 2 though
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by my123 2y ago
Harder to say in practice than that, because Minix 3 has production deployments on the Intel (CS)ME, across hundreds of millions of machines, something that the Hurd never had
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Amazon EC2 C8g, M8g instances now generally available(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by my123 2y ago|0 comments
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by my123 2y ago
Power is not cost-competitive at all to mainstream x86 chips. And stopped being so quite a long time ago.
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by my123 2y ago
Merely undocumented
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by my123 2y ago
It was true for Fargate some time ago, but is not true anymore since quite a while. All Fargate tasks run on EC2 instances today.

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