AMD CTO: Hybrid cores are coming soon to Ryzen processors and generative AI will speed up chip design

[Redaktion]

CTO Mark Papermaster revealed at this year's ITF World event that AMD will soon introduce its own hybrid core technology with performance cores and efficiency cores similar to Intel's and Apple's implementations. This technology is to be featured on server-grade processors as well, and AMD will extensively use generative AI to improve energy efficiency along with core speeds.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-CTO-Hybrid-cores-are-coming-soon-to-Ryzen-processors-and-generative-AI-will-speed-up-chip-design.718275.0.html

[kek]

Suddenly, we will see AMD fanboys going from "E-cores are a scam" to claiming "AMD did it better!"

[Neenyah]

Suddenly, we will see AMD fanboys going from "E-cores are a scam" to claiming "AMD did it better!"

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[Neenyah]

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Are you a bot? And what happened with usacomputers account, why posting from this name?

[Anonymousgg]

Suddenly, we will see AMD fanboys going from "E-cores are a scam" to claiming "AMD did it better!"

They could make it better, depending on the implementation. Like if they just mix Zen 5 + Zen 5c, Zen 6 + Zen 6c, etc.

[Russel]

Suddenly, we will see AMD fanboys going from "E-cores are a scam" to claiming "AMD did it better!"

They could make it better, depending on the implementation. Like if they just mix Zen 5 + Zen 5c, Zen 6 + Zen 6c, etc.

Yea. Intel's e-cores are basically atom cores.
AMD's atom equivalent, the cat cores are long dead.
Looks like the 'e-cores' are more likely to be just lower clock zen n- cores, maybe with some other tweaks.
They probably have smt enabled as well.
But I hope they don't do this for high end cpus/apus for desktop and hx series.