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  • {{intel title|Copy Exactly! (CE!)}} ...der to yield statistically similar outputs at all production lines. ''Copy Exactly!'' is designed to minimize discrepancies, improve transfer time, and reduce
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  • {{intel title|Goldmont|arch}} |designer=Intel
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  • {{intel title|Haswell|arch}} |designer=Intel
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  • {{intel title|Sandy Bridge (client)|arch}} |designer=Intel
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  • ...ced by [[AMD]] in [[1993]]. Am486 chips were compatible with [[Intel]]'s {{intel|80486}} and offered equivalent performance for cheaper prices. ...stricted to AMD's own foundry as they did not believe their agreement with Intel allowed them to use outside foundry (this became irrelevant later on)<ref>{
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  • ...an optimization for calls to the next address, an IA-32 idiom to obtain a copy of the instruction pointer enabling position independent code. ...improvements, doubling the L1 cache bandwidth and adding an AGU, in the {{intel|Haswell|l=arch}} microarchitecture.
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  • {{intel title|Process Technology History}} This article details '''[[Intel]]'s [[semiconductor process technology]]''' history for research and poster
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  • ...ion set]] extensions. The {{x86|extensions}} were formally introduced by [[Intel]] in July [[2013]] with first general-purpose microprocessors implementing | colspan="8" | These instructions copy a vector of 8-bit bytes, 16-bit words, 32-bit doublewords, or 64-bit quadwo
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  • * {{intel|Copy Exactly!}}
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  • {{intel title|Copy Exactly! (CE!)}} ...der to yield statistically similar outputs at all production lines. ''Copy Exactly!'' is designed to minimize discrepancies, improve transfer time, and reduce
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  • #REDIRECT [[intel/copy exactly!]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[intel/copy exactly!]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[intel/copy exactly!]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[intel/copy exactly!]]
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  • ...="bug2">[https://seclists.org/fulldisclosure/2017/Dec/13 AMD's buddies for Intel's FDIV bug: _llrem and _ullrem yield wrong remainders!], accessed on Novemb ...00-01-01||[[:File:AMD-K6-2E Processor Data Sheet (January, 2000).pdf|Local copy]]
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  • ...f the Am1770 transceiver and Am1771 integrated baseband/MAC chips. In 2006 Intel sold its XScale PXA family to [[Marvell]] while [[Raza Microelectronics]], <!-- If you have a copy of the Au13xx Data Book please upload. The data here is from the NetLogic &
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  • ...or words from a vector register to memory or another vector register. They copy each element in the source vector if the corresponding bit in a mask regist : These instructions copy bytes or words from memory or a vector register to another vector register.
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  • ...They optionally change the sign of all results to positive or negative, or copy the sign of the corresponding element in the first source operand. The oper ...tel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/technical/intel-sdm.html|publ=Intel|pid=325383|rev=078US|date=2022-12}}
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