Revolutionizing Desktop CPUs: Intel’s ISA Breakthrough

The future generation of Intel Arrow Lake Desktop CPUs may have an edge over its mobile Arrow Lake H siblings in terms of the instruction sets they are able to handle

According to Intel’s 50th Future ISA Guide, the ISA (Instruction Set Architecture) of Arrow Lake will be different for desktop and laptop platforms

This is due to the fact that several features, such as AVX-VNNI-INT16 and others, are absent from the Core Ultra laptops of the second generation

The Instruction Set Architecture Guide, or ISA Guide, is simply a catalog of instruction sets that are either currently present in a Desktop CPUs family manufactured by Intel or may be added to that family

AVX-VNNI-INT16 is a kind of “Vector Neural Network Instructions,” which is a type of “Vector Neural Network Instructions” designed to complete tasks related to machine learning and artificial intelligence considerably more quickly

It is generally believed that Intel will create the Arrow Lake-S central processing units for use in dual-core designs, namely Lion Cove for P-cores and Skymont for E-cores