Hyperthreading is Dead.
Major CPU manufacturers (including Intel) are getting ready to abandon SMT hyperthreading completely.
It's not as crazy as you think. In fact, Apple, Qualcomm, and Samsung have *never* used Hyperthreading.
But why?
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"This patchset takes decoding of a 1080p HEVC clip from 402 fps to 649 fps on an Apple M1."
An astonishing ARM assembly patchset:
https://t.co/Xhr8l8rArO
Changing otherwise inaccessible memory addresses using the row-hammer attack: https://t.co/6VsnIlQvkN, This attack can flip bits in neighboring DRAM cells.