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Jan 3, 2022 at 07:53
Intel is replacing significant parts of its compiler with LLVM!
Intel® C/C++ Compilers Complete Adoption of LLVM
Intel® C/C++ Compilers Complete Adoption of LLVM
Next-generation Intel C/C++ compilers are even better because they use the LLVM open source infrastructure. I discuss what it means for users of the compilers, why we did it, and the bright future.

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Apple is designing laptops/desktops around their ARM chips! https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2020/04/report-apple-will-begin-selling-macs-with-its-own-processors-in-2021/ Apple likes integration, but I wonder what the top-end performance will be like. Benchmarks of PowerPC vs Intel were often hard to compare.