Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, April 24 (Xinhua)-- Intel is preparing its 14th generation processors, some of which will be based on Meteor Lake architecture and Foveros packaging for some mobile models. Previous Linux patches imply that Meteor Lake will support L4 level 4 caching.

According to Intel's December 2020 patent, the company's "next-generation SoC architecture", also known as Meteor Lake, will have a "encapsulated cache" function. In other words, the Adamantine cache (L4 cache, or ADM for short) will be part of the underlying block and can be accessed by any building block of the next-generation SoC.

According to the patent, Meteor Lake will be fully hybrid, combining five different modules: CPU, SoC, GPU, I / O, and basic modules. The newly introduced Adamantine cache will provide faster access than any typical cache (such as an intra-CPU tile cache such as L3 cache).

Intel explained in the patent that the main purpose of L4 cache is to improve boot optimization and improve security around the host CPU. In addition, the L4 cache will retain the cache when it is reset, thus reducing the load time, otherwise the load time will have to go through all startup / reset cycles.

According to the latest news from Moore's Law is Dead, Intel Meteor Lake's ADM cache can be extended to the "GB" level, but the current test size is from 128MB to 512MB.

Intel Meteor Lake processors are expected to be launched in the second half of 2023, and CTOnews.com partners can look forward to new and improved products.

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