Intel: Cloud-Hypervisor, Graphics, and Scheduling
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Intel's Cloud-Hypervisor 20 Released With CPU Pinning, Replacing Unsafe Rust Code - Phoronix
The Intel-led open-source Cloud-Hypervisor project that provides a VMM focused on cloud workloads and supports interfacing with Linux's KVM and Windows' MSHV is out with a big feature update. Cloud-Hypervisor is also the project that is known for its use of the Rust programming language and built in part off Rust-VMM.
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Intel Linux Graphics Driver Prepares Task & Mesh Shaders, Vulkan Dynamic Rendering - Phoronix
Ahead of Intel ARC graphics cards premiering next year, Intel's open-source Linux graphics driver developers remain very busy preparing for the next-generation graphics capabilities.
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Intel Making Cluster Scheduling Configurable, Disabled For Alder Lake Hybrid CPUs - Phoronix
Added to the in-development Linux 5.16 kernel was cluster-aware scheduling designed to enhance system performance where groups of CPU cores may share caches or similar and thus the scheduler could benefit from knowing that information for making more optimal task placement. But as I pointed out early on with Linux 5.16, this cluster scheduling is hurting the Intel Alder Lake performance on the new kernel. Intel is now working to correct this by making the cluster scheduling configurable and disabling this functionality by default for hybrid CPUs such as Alder Lake.
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