“Discover the Latest Breakthrough from Intel: AVX10 and APX Now Available on Clear Linux!”
Intel’s cutting-edge Advanced Vector Extensions 10 (AVX10) and Advanced Performance Extensions (APX) have officially landed on Clear Linux, as reported by Phoronix. Designed for Linux developers seeking unparalleled Intel hardware optimization in an optimized Linux environment, Clear Linux is maintained in-house by Intel. Interested individuals can easily access it through the main Clear Linux website, although it should be noted that this distribution is not meant for mainstream usage.
Get Ready for the Ultimate Performance Boost: AVX10.1 on Granite Rapids Later This Year!
According to Phoronix, the full implementation of AVX10.1 will only be seen with the launch of Granite Rapids later this year, and it’s possible that the new CPUs will also come equipped with APX (although this is not yet confirmed). With both features being introduced simultaneously in Clear Linux’s latest update, there are strong indications that this could be the case.
By implementing these updates well in advance, Intel has plenty of time to test them under Clear Linux before they are utilized by end-users and professionals in their daily tasks. As long as Intel conducts thorough testing, the next generation of Intel hardware promises to deliver impressive results under Linux, which is already performing exceedingly well with the recent release of Meteor Lake, particularly in terms of iGPU performance.
Exciting News for Developers and Enthusiasts: APX and AVX10 Now Bundled in Clear Linux!
As announced in the original Clear Linux Community Forum post from three days ago, this update includes bundled software for APX and AVX10, and is set to launch “later this week.” With AVX10, applications can utilize AVX-512 on both Intel’s P-cores and E-cores, resulting in significant improvements. Meanwhile, APX doubles general-purpose registers and reduces loads and stores needed by 10% and 20%, respectively, compared to the baseline of Intel 64. This not only enhances efficiency but also has the potential to boost AI performance, as seen in Intel’s documentation. Get ready to experience a whole new level of speed and power with Clear Linux’s latest updates!
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