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AMD and Intel Teaming up to Stick It to Arm Has Led to 'Significant Progress' Improving X86 After Just a Year
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[Digital Daily Reporter Kim Moon-ki] Intel and AMD are strengthening their collaboration to enhance the long-term development and security of the x86 architecture. On the 14th (local time), the two companies announced the achievements of technology standardization and security innovation across the ecosystem, marking the first anniversary of the x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group (EAG), jointly launched in October 2024. EAG is a technology consultat…
AMD & Intel Reflect On First Year Of x86 Ecosystem Alliance And Outline What's Next
Last year, AMD and Intel formed the x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group. On the cusp of their one year anniversary, AMD has released a blog post detailing the advancements made by AMD, Intel and "key ecosystem partners" in the time since, as well as setting some future expectations. The four things AMD highlights are the standardization of FRED (Flexible
News extracted from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. A little over a year ago, AMD and Intel decided to put aside their historic rivalry to create the x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group (EAG), an alliance aimed at modernizing and unifying the development of x86 architecture. What began as a response to the advance of Arm and RISC-V today pays off, with the new FRED, AVX10, ChkTag and ACE specifications, which will mark t…
AMD and Intel celebrate first anniversary of x86 alliance — new security features coming to x86 CPUs
AMD and Intel marked the first anniversary of their x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group by confirming four jointly standardized features — AVX10, ACE, FRED, and ChkTag — that will unify future x86 processors around shared hardware capabilities.
We saber champagne at Intel and AMD for the first anniversary of their alliance with the x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group. But behind the front smiles, will this forced standardization of x86 be enough to contain the insatiable appetite of ARM?
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