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The Intel Management Engine (ME) is a security risk which I would prefer not to take. I do not trust it, it seems to be a backdoor, and there are reported vulnerabilities on it.
I do not trust the neutering process to either partially, or … Continue reading Which Intel CPUs do not have Management Engine (ME) [duplicate]
Are the most modern CPUs still susceptible to attacks like Spectre and Meltdown?
Is it worth enabling the fixes in kernel (which hit performance) ?
Lets say high end laptop CPU such as the AMD Ryzen 7 7840U Processor.
Is it fully immune in… Continue reading are new CPUs still vulnerable to attacks like Spectre and Meltdown?
On this episode of First Ring Daily, Brad Sams and Paul Thurrott discuss Intel showing off its new “Meteor Lake” Core Ultra mobile CPUs, neural processing units (NPUs) arriving on laptops, and changes to the desktop.
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The Intel Core Ultra mobile processor family brings AI to PCs, while 5th Gen Intel Xeon processors offer AI acceleration for data centers. Continue reading Intel Puts Artificial Intelligence First With Processor Announcements
When you design your first homebrew CPU, you probably are happy if it works and you don’t worry as much about performance. But, eventually, you’ll start trying to think about …read more Continue reading Clockhands For Faster CPU Execution
ArmouryCrate.UserSessionHelper.exe is a part of the ASUS Armoury Crate software. ASUS Armoury Crate is a utility that manages various aspects of ASUS devices, like RGB lighting, performance settings, etc. But recently, some users have complained that t… Continue reading ArmouryCrate.UserSessionHelper.exe Application error or High CPU usage
CacheWarp is a new attack method affecting a security feature present in AMD processors that can pose a risk to virtual machines.
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Is it possible that an attacker puts machine code on a TCP packet? In a way that before passing to the CPU and getting an error that such a function doesn’t exist on the application, it first needs to pass through the RAM, and when it’s in… Continue reading TCP packets containing machine code
It’s very likely indeed that whatever you are reading this on will have a multi-core processor. They’re now the norm, but the path to they octa-or-more-core chip in your phone …read more Continue reading Intel’s Chips Light The Way To Faster Processor Arrays
Day-time software engineer and part-time musician, [Logickin,] knows a thing or two about programming the SunVox modular synthesiser and tracker software. Whilst the software is normally used for creating music …read more Continue reading A Turing-Complete CPU In Sunvox? Why not!