Intel posted its new APX (Advanced Performance Extensions) today and also disclosed the new AVX10 [PDF] that will bring unified support for AVX-512 capabilities to both P-Cores and E-Cores for the first time. This evolution of the AVX instruction set will help Intel sidestep the severe issues it encountered with its new x86 hybrid architecture found in the Alder and Raptor Lake processors.
However, the new AVX10 ISA won't be supported with Intel's current-gen CPUs — it's slated to arrive in future chips. Intel says that AVX10 will be its vector ISA of choice moving into the future for both consumer and server processors.
