Human Folly about “Intel”

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Oral history:masatoshi Shima (ethw.org):
Masatoshi Shima’s oral #history account of how he ended up at #Intel and #Zilog.
on 02026-08-26
ISPC all (pharr.org):
#history of the #Intel #ISPC #compiler, the Intel SPMD Program Compiler, by Matt Pharr
on 02026-06-03
Intel goverment equity stake (cnbc.com):
#news #Trump nationalizes 10% of #Intel #USA #politics
on 02025-08-23
(youtube.com):
#Trump wants 100% import #tariffs on semiconductors to #USA, except for companies planning to build fabs there, and demands that #Intel’s CEO resign
on 02025-08-08
Read (agner.org):
#Agner Fog’s #performance measurements of the #Intel #Skylake CPU family, such as the i7-6700K)
on 02023-08-09
Sapphire Rapids core to core latency (jprahman.substack.com):
new #Intel #hardware "Sapphire Rapids" has variable core-to-core latency #performance due in part to packaging 48 cores on 4 chips in a single package, with round-trip latency ranging from below 100ns to over 800ns
on 02023-08-09
(downfall.page):
original page about the #Downfall #security hole in #Intel CPUs
on 02023-08-09
Item (news.ycombinator.com):
discussion of the #Downfall #security hole in #Intel CPUs
on 02023-08-09
Intel exiting the PC business as it stops investment in the Intel NUC (servethehome.com):
#Intel shuts down #NUC line
on 02023-07-11
The complex history of Intel i960 RISC (righto.com):
#history of #Intel i960. #retrocomputing
on 02023-07-01
8086History (stevemorse.org):
detailed rundown of the #history of the #CPU #hardware leading up to the #Intel #8086
on 02022-02-09
Releases (github.com):
"NEO" provides #Intel #OpenCL 3.0 support, plus support for an alternative #GPGPU API called “oneAPI Level Zero”, with packages named intel-level-zero-gpu, intel-gmmlib, and intel-opencl-icd
on 02021-11-02
Intel cancels future Atom projects gives up on smartphones pulls back on tablets (neowin.net):
#Intel cancels mobile Atom chips codenamed Broxton and SoFIA, aimed at smartphones. “Intel is now out of the smartphone and tablet race. Apollo Lake will still exist in the form of Pentium and Celeron, but it’s time to say good-bye to Atom-branded SoCs.”
on 02016-05-01