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Thu Mar 15 12:41:08 2018
Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2018 12:37:34 -0400
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Up next for Singhal are fixes that will be embedded directly in the silicon of upcoming products. The revamped chip designs will be ready for 8th generation Core processors released in the second half of the year and a line of Xeon server chips expected in the fourth quarter known by the code name Cascade Lake. Building the protections into the hardware all but eliminates the impact on performance seen with the software patches, Singhal says.
This was going to be a whole new area of research and a whole new area of security understanding that required a long-term investment by Intel, Krzanich says. The focus will be on uncovering future vulnerabilities, but also thinking about how to make its chips more secure in general. Youre going to see a constant progression thats what this team will be thinking about. We know this isnt the end of the story, Singhal adds. This is going to be an ongoing activity probably for many of us.
Ronak Singhal, a senior executive and 20-year veteran of chipmaker Intel, was trying to get to dinner at Helena, his favorite restaurant in Israel, a few weeks ago. But before he could join colleagues celebrating a promotion at the high-end eatery poised on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea south of Haifa, he had to explain to one of the companys software partners what was going on with Intels patches for the notorious Spectre and Meltdown security problems.
Weve made it through the first set of software mitigations, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich tells Fortune. Weve got everything five years and newer completed and were now starting to implement hardware mitigations where its actually built into our silicon. Modern chips typically have so much idle processing power that it makes sense for programs to calculate several options to solve a problem even before earlier steps in the program have completed. Known as speculative execution, the performance enhancing strategy then throws out the answers that dont match the results of the earlier steps.
