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Intel 15th Gen CPUs to Get Rentable Units: Why Hyper-Threading is Going Away
Harware Times ^ | 14 August 2023 | Areej

Posted on 08/14/2023 12:14:33 PM PDT by ShadowAce

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To: dfwgator

Can I have my new x86 heat a cup of coffee while downloading?


21 posted on 08/14/2023 3:34:06 PM PDT by bobcat62
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To: Zathras
The NSA used its influence to fabricate a story so the project was abandoned and we ended up with AES which given enough time, the NSA can break.

So then, the Intel CPU is vulnerable to NSA snoping?

22 posted on 08/14/2023 6:39:45 PM PDT by Angelino97
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To: ShadowAce

This limitation and bad approach to threading is why the IBM Power chips (with true multi-threading) eat the Intel based systems for lunch on the big machines. On the IBM gear you can indeed run 8 threads simultaneously. In fact, on the current processor (Power 10), the default doesn’t even dispatch a thread to the 2nd CPU until the first two threads are being used on the 1st one.


23 posted on 08/15/2023 10:29:53 AM PDT by BlueMondaySkipper (Involuntarily subsidizing the parasite class since 1981)
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To: Angelino97

It means all systems that use AES256 encryption is vulnerable.
RSA 8k is probably bulletproof or ProtonMail for now.


24 posted on 08/16/2023 2:57:35 PM PDT by Zathras
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