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Intel will only use 512 bits in AVX10 and can include both P-Cures and E-Cures
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It has been almost two years since Intel spoke specifically of AVX10, and until recently we discussed what would be the first architecture to include this new set of vector instructions. In the previous Technical Paper, the blues commented that there would be a vector length of 512 bits, but that it would also accommodate smaller ones, such as 128 bits and 256 bits, each with its own CPUID function indicator. Now, with this month’s 3.0 revision …
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