comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - Indirect branch restricted speculation - Page 1 : comparemela.com

Linux 6 7 Boasts Some Scheduler Improvements & Intel IBRS Mitigation Change

Linux 6.6 saw EEVDF merged and Intel hybrid cluster scheduling re-introduced

Ingo molnarIndirect branch restricted speculationInux hardware reviewsInux hardware benchmarksInux server benchmarksInux benchmarkingEsktop linuxInux performancePen source graphicsInux how toBuntu benchmarksBuntu hardwareHoronix test suite

Linux 6 7 To Update Intel IBRS Mitigation Handling To Enhance System Performance

Motivated by a 25% performance degradation seen on an Intel Xeon Scalable dual socket server due to Indirect Branch Restricted Speculation (IBRS), Red Hat's Waiman Long has been working on a patch series to update the IBRS handling in different conditions for affected Intel processors on Linux.

Indirect branch restricted speculationIntel xeon scalableRed hatWaiman longIntel xeonXeon scalableInux hardware reviewsInux hardware benchmarksInux server benchmarksInux benchmarkingEsktop linuxInux performancePen source graphicsInux how toBuntu benchmarksBuntu hardware

Red Hat Aiming To Address IBRS Mitigation Still Being Too Costly On Performance

Red Hat engineers are working to deal with Indirect Branch Restricted Speculation (IBRS) being too costly for mitigating Spectre V2 and Retbleed on older Intel Xeon Scalable processors

Peter zijlstraRed hatData plane development kitIndirect branch restricted speculationShow your supportIntel xeon scalableRed hat enterprise linuxWaiman longIntel xeonXeon scalable skylakeIntel linuxCall depthCall depth trackingIntel skylake

Linux Kernel 6 3 Release Includes Interesting F » Linux Magazine

Although it s not a Long Term Release candidate, Linux 6.3 includes features that will benefit end users.

Loongson riscv cpusIndirect branch restricted speculationKernel address space layout randomizationMeteor lakeBranch restricted speculationSteam deck

Linux Kernel 6 3 is released with some major new features

The latest Linux kernel boasts security, speed, and power improvements for Intel, AMD, ARM, and RISC-V architectures.

Miguel ojedaLinus torvaldsIndirect branch restricted speculationLinux kernel mailing listUbuntu linuxSteam deckQualcomm wi fiArch linux

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.