AVX10

[prime95]

Are there plans/timeline for supporting AVX10 in UASM?  I'm not sure if Intel has officially announced when AVX10 capable CPUs will be available.  My googling seems to indicate 2024 is possible. 

Intel does have an AVX10 emulator for code development before CPUs come out.

[LiaoMi]

Are there plans/timeline for supporting AVX10 in UASM?  I'm not sure if Intel has officially announced when AVX10 capable CPUs will be available.  My googling seems to indicate 2024 is possible. 

Intel does have an AVX10 emulator for code development before CPUs come out.

"One interesting feature mentioned by TheNextPlatform is that starting Granite Rapids, Intel Xeon CPUs will adopt the latest AVX-1024/FMA3 vector engines for increased performance in a various range of workloads. Though that would mean that the power numbers using these instructions are going to go up tremendously. The Granite Rapids and future generation of Xeon CPUs are going to be compatible with a new 'Mountain Stream' platform."

Its important to note that there will be no new vector instructions on home computers. After the 11th generation, higher instructions were physically disabled.

[greenozon]

Are there any news if AMD CPUs are going to support AVX1024 instructions as well?

[johnsa]

I don't have any intention to support this yet. Even AVX512 has become hit and miss in terms of where you can or can't run it making it less appealing to use apart from very specific projects. If and when AVX10 actually lands (if at all given Intel's sh*t show performance) we can look into it - it is apparently another completely new set of instruction prefixes and formats - I wish they'd just get their sh*t together.