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Advanced Performance Extensions (APX) and Advanced Vector Extensions 10 (AVX10), announced in July 2023 for future Intel CPUs, are now being implemented into Intel's own Linux distribution.
JVM Performance Comparison for JDK 21 Authors Ionut Balosin Website: www.ionutbalosin.com X: @ionutbalosin GitHub: @ionutbalosin Mastodon: @ionutbalosin Florin Blanaru X: @gigiblender GitHub: @gigiblender Mastodon: @gigiblender Content Context SetUp JIT Compiler Benchmarks Geometric Mean API Benchmarks Geometric Mean Miscellaneous Benchmarks Geometric Mean Overall Geometric Mean Overall Conclusions Final Thoughts Acknowledgements References Context The current article describes…
While a number of Linux distributions are experimenting with x86-64-v2 baselines or offering x86-64-v3 optimized packages for assuming AVX/AVX2 support by default for their packages, the CachyOS Linux distribution has been experimenting with offering x86-64-v4 packages for those running on Intel or AMD systems with AVX-512 support.
Not only is Canonical exploring Ubuntu x86-64-v3 builds for targeting Intel and AMD processors with AVX/AVX2 support, but Red Hat has publicly confirmed now they are exploring a possible x86-64-v3 requirement for next year's Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.
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