Are your current benchmarks useful? Here is a clip from 2021, still relevant. @rebeccalipon @brendangregg
m.youtube.com/watch?v=-Y4pDLโฆ
#ActiveBenchmarking #WorkloadSimilarityAnalysis
#1992BenchmarksNeedReboot โ at Portland, OR
Itโs always cool when our teamโs deep dives help figure out how to improve something most of us use.. who doesnโt like a high quality binge or three? โ at Portland, OR
Netflix/Intel working together to find low-level PMC-based perf wins in the cloud (by my colleagues Vadim and Harshad) netflixtechblog.com/seeing-tโฆ
Awesome to be at my first @AISES conference in Palm Springs with @red_stapler.. going to share our path in SW and tech this afternoon!
We have been working this for years, but finally the most used silicon in the world.. CPUs, are a first class citizen in TensorFlow. Default, easy, out of the box, and highly performant.
blog.tensorflow.org/2022/05/โฆ
Awesome to have @brendangregg joining Intel!
โ10,000 times smaller than the width of a human hair.โ โฆ@nytimesโฉ nytimes.com/2022/04/08/technโฆ
Last summer Portland Oregon heat hit 116F, today we have snow in April for the first time since records started in 1940โฆ. #ListenToThePolarBear
PSA: my fellow tech people, if musicians are hired to play our little parties - please applause, its a courtesy. And tip the bartenders. Kindness and gratitude is circular.
Are our current benchmarks DOA, or is the approach just antiquated? Great writeup by #HarshadSane on how we need to switch to analyzing production code... to make benchmarks real again. Step 1...
intel.com/content/www/us/en/โฆ
Amazing addition, excited the @GranulateLtd team is joining us!
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Finally I have hot tea, in my cold basementโฆ. My life has changed so much for the better. Thanks @appenz should have listened earlier :) @EmberTechnology
Last week at #IntelON we heard how Signal uses SGX signal.org/blog/secure-valueโฆ - and this week #Azure is offering up our latest with Confidential Compute instances. Looking forward to innovative code and use cases with the larger enclave #MSIgnite โ at Portland, OR
โIntel is saving developers thousands of hours.โ Good write up on why Linus is wrong about AVX-512โฆ. Seeing more and more creativity by sharp SW engineers in how to get more perf and how we are simplifying. โ at Portland, OR
Solid AVX-512 article by Sasha Krassovsky from @SingleStoreDB - exactly what I've been telling people for years. AVX-512 is very solid for integer workloads and isn't just a "daxpy workhorse".
singlestore.com/blog/a-progrโฆ
First time in 30 years without owning a car... 4 months in so far.. I do have a motorcycle, bicycle, OneWheel, roller skates and a skateboard... but it is still so tempting to want to buy a new car! So, what should I get? ;) โ at Portland, OR
Mitchells vs the Machines.. better than most of the Oscar movies this year... and it also has John Legend. โ at Portland, OR
Good to see so many companies contributing to the code foundation of much of our tech. Which tech companies are missing from this list? โ at Portland, OR
Replying to @ravigiri
Something worth highlighting: Intel is at the top of the employers of Linux Kernel contributors and has been in the top 5 for more than a decade. 2/3
Flight of the Concords approved? Coconut bliss and fresh fruit swirled into soft serve? Is this the start of the next Portland line around the block ice cream? Take my money... โ at Portland, OR
New Portland ice cream alert trib.al/ywLR6F7
When we do real SW work, on real datasets, using real SW optimizations.. 7-69x speedups over stock.. and beating those cards that excessively heat up data centers while sounding like jet engines. #KeepYourHearing #UseOptimizedSW
medium.com/intel-analytics-sโฆ โ at Portland, OR
Super awesome to see our SW/HW co-engineering written up.... especially on something fun, like @riotgames #Valorant performance and solving a real gamer problem..reduce peekerโs advantage!
intel.com/content/www/us/en/โฆ โ at Portland, OR








