Linux • 2 years ago

Intel updates mysterious ‘software-defined silicon’ code in the Linux kernel

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Intel updates mysterious ‘software-defined silicon’ code in the Linux kernel

www.theregister.com

Linux • 2 years ago

Intel updates mysterious ‘software-defined silicon’ code

www.theregister.com

Yeah, right, Chipzilla: we totally believe your line this isn’t a real plan, even though PCI supports it

http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/2112.0/07851.html

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So tired of Intel and all their BS. Going with AMD on my next and future systems.
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