Intel & AMD Join Hands To Accelerate Development of A Unified x86 Ecosystem, Ramping Up Market Competition
Intel and AMD have formed an "x86 advisory group" with the aim of reshaping the future of the architecture and marking a significant event for the industry.
Intel-AMD Marks The Creation of A Pivotal Partnership To Sustain x86 Dominance In The Industry, Focusing On Future Scalability
[Press Release]: Intel and AMD today announced the creation of an x86 ecosystem advisory group bringing together technology leaders to shape the future of the world's most widely used computing architecture. x86 is uniquely positioned to meet customers' emerging needs by delivering superior performance and seamless interoperability across hardware and software platforms.
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The group will focus on identifying new ways to expand the x86 ecosystem by enabling compatibility across platforms, simplifying software development, and providing developers with a platform to identify architectural needs and features to create innovative and scalable solutions for the future. For over four decades, x86 has served as the bedrock of modern computing, establishing itself as the preferred architecture in data centers and PCs worldwide.
In today's evolving landscape — characterized by dynamic AI workloads, custom chiplets, and advancements in 3D packaging and system architectures — the importance of a robust and expanding x86 ecosystem is more crucial than ever.
The advisory group aims to unite industry leaders to shape the future of x86 and foster developer innovation through a more unified set of instructions and architectural interfaces. This initiative will enhance compatibility, predictability and consistency across x86 product offerings. To achieve this, the group will solicit technical input from the x86 hardware and software communities on essential functions and features.
Collaboration will facilitate the creation of consistent and compatible implementations of key x86 architectural features and
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