Intel Files Patent for "software Defined Super Cores"
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Intel has filed a patent for 'Software Defined Super Cores', a concept that allows cores to dynamically merge and split to adapt to workload demands, sparking interest in the community for its potential to address single-core-bound workloads.
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Of course I’m sure there are a ton of caveats but the idea alone is interesting, and somewhat surprising coming from Intel. Obviously filing a patent is way easier than shipping so Intel still has plenty of room to disappoint but cool idea nonetheless.