Next Generation “Zen 5” Core

Performance ▪Deliver another major 1T and 2T performance increase ▪Balanced cross-core 1T and 2T instruction and data throughput ▪Create front end parallelism ▪Increased execution parallelism ▪High throughput, efficient data movement and prefetching ▪AVX512 with 512bit FPdatapathforthroughput andAI uplift

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Published
2024-08-25
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1109/hcs61935.2024.10665102
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5
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Nuclear Physics and Applications
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Next Generation “Zen 5” Core

Mike Clark, Mahesh Subramony, Brad Cohen
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Nuclear Physics and Applications
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Next Generation “Zen 5” Core

Mike Clark, Mahesh Subramony, Brad Cohen
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Abstract

Performance ▪Deliver another major 1T and 2T performance increase ▪Balanced cross-core 1T and 2T instruction and data throughput ▪Create front end parallelism ▪Increased execution parallelism ▪High throughput, efficient data movement and prefetching ▪AVX512 with 512bit FPdatapathforthroughput andAI uplift

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Nuclear Physics and Applications
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