Intel could be working on a unified core architecture with up to 100 cores for the Titan Lake family of CPUs rumored to debut sometime in 2028. The unified core design would be comprised entirely of E-cores, likely derived from Nova Lake's Arctic Wolf and fabbed on a 14A process for increased performance-per-area and efficiency.
  • Alphane Moon@lemmy.worldOPMEnglish
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    7 days ago

    In theory, this seems like a reasonable approach, E cores take less space and are more power efficient; but what will the ST performance be like for the Titan Lake E cores? You still need ST performance, a lot of use cases will never be fully parallel.