> This enables M1 Ultra to behave and be recognized by software as one chip, so developers don’t need to rewrite code to take advantage of its performance. There’s never been anything like it.
Since when did the average developer care about how many sockets a mobo has...?
Surely you still have to carefully pin processes and reason about memory access patterns if you want maximum performance.
Since when did the average developer care about how many sockets a mobo has...?
Surely you still have to carefully pin processes and reason about memory access patterns if you want maximum performance.