An Intel Fellow shares advice on how to give effective, constructive technical feedback to hardware vendors like Intel to influence product development.
An analysis of Intel's strategic failures under Pat Gelsinger, focusing on its history of killing innovative projects like Tofino programmable switches.
Explores transactional memory concepts like Intel's TSX, comparing deadlocks vs. livelocks, and discusses security implications like Spectre/Meltdown.
Analysis of Intel's strong 2015 market performance contrasted with the emergence of serious CPU bugs and the expectation of more in the future.
Explains new Intel CLWB and PCOMMIT instructions for managing non-volatile memory (NVRAM) and overcoming performance bottlenecks.
A technical note confirming that the Intel Celeron J1900 CPU supports Extended Page Tables (EPT) for virtualization, contrary to Intel's official documentation.
Intel announces its 2009 Nehalem processors, featuring a 'Turbo Mode' for dynamic power management and performance.
