… The HWMON work for Crescent Island with Linux 7.2 will enable energy consumption reporting and being able to read the sustained power limit of the Crescent Island hardware. …
… Intel's open-source Linux graphics driver engineers continue being quite busy though enabling the Xe3P support in Crescent Island and now indications there will be multiple SKUs/versions of this enterprise AI accelerator. Up to now there was just a single PCI device ID for Crescent Island: 0x674C. …
… Also of note with today's new Compute Runtime release is the Crescent Island AI accelerator support being promoted from "experimental" status to a "early support" flag. It looks like the Intel Crescent Island enablement work continues moving along nicely. …
… Already in preparation for the Linux 7.2 cycle in DRM-Next are more Intel Crescent Island enablement code for that enterprise-targeted AI inference accelerator. …
… The IGC 2.34.4 release has more enablement work around the Crescent Island accelerator as well as Xe3P graphics at large. …
… There are many Linux 7.0 features and changes including more Intel Nova Lake enablement, more Intel Crescent Island accelerator bring-up, new AMD graphics IP blocks being enabled, self-healing capabilities for the XFS file-system, various performance optimizations, Intel TSX now defaults to auto mo… …
… Linux 7.2 Will Fix The Intel P-State Driver For The New Bartlett Lake CPUs More Intel Open-Source Projects Formally Sunset: BigDL Time Series Toolkit & Others New Intel Xe Linux Graphics Driver Code Now Cites Multiple Crescent Island SKUs Linux Patch Introduces Panther Lake R: Ruggedized Version Of…
… The Intel Compute Runtime continues seeing a lot of Xe3P enablement work for upcoming Nova Lake and the Crescent Island AI accelerator. …
… Again, the Compute Runtime has also seen much investment over the past year with a focus on the Arc Pro B-Series and in more recent months beginning to prepare for the upcoming Crescent Island AI accelerator. …
… Ahead of Sunday's release, here is a reminder about some of the most notable changes to look forward to with Linux 7.0: - Intel Transactional Synchronization Extensions TSX now defaults to "auto" mode on Intel TSX-capable CPUs without any known TSX security issues, which will be able to help with o… …