➀ AVX-512 instructions are set to return to Intel's consumer desktop CPUs; ➁ The latest release of Intel's oneDNN library adds early support for AVX10.2 with full 512-bit width; ➂ This new feature targets 'future Intel Core' processors, possibly the Nova Lake architecture for 2026.

➀ AMD's Ryzen 9000 CPUs experience a 10% frequency drop when executing AVX-512 instructions, unlike Intel's CPUs which typically suffer from more substantial clock speed drops; ➁ AMD's implementation on the Zen 5 architecture is efficient but at the cost of die size; ➂ The mobile parts of AMD use a double-pumped AVX-256 approach to execute AVX-512 instructions, which allows for more cores in the processors.

❶ A Core Ultra K series engineering sample has appeared on CPU-Z, featuring the Intel 4 process node and reaching 5 GHz, but lacking AVX-512 support. ❷ The sample is made on the B0 revision of silicon and uses the next-generation LGA 1851 socket. ❸ Intel has previously removed AVX-512 support from its hybrid CPUs, and this trend seems to be continuing with the Arrow Lake-S series.