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Pastel, Broadcasts, Grace; I build games, make apps, and hack things. Husband. https://www.patreon.com/steventroughtonsmith … 🏳️‍🌈

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    1. Steve Troughton-Smith‏Verified account @stroughtonsmith 18 Nov 2017

      Looks like the iMac Pro's ARM coprocessor is arm64 🤔 Seems to handle the macOS boot & security process, as expected; iMac Pro lets Apple experiment with tighter control without the rest of the userbase freaking out. More info & download here: http://newosxbook.com/articles/BridgeOS.html …

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      Steve Troughton-Smith‏Verified account @stroughtonsmith 18 Nov 2017

      This looks like the iMac Pro's coprocessor (Bridge2,1) will be an A10 Fusion chip with 512MB RAM 🤔 So first Mac with an A-series chip

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        2. Steve Troughton-Smith‏Verified account @stroughtonsmith 18 Nov 2017

          If I had to guess, I would say that the A10 in the iMac Pro could be capable of always-on 'Hey Siri'. In theory. The ramdisk is plugged into audio, and the A10 supports it

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        3. Steve Troughton-Smith‏Verified account @stroughtonsmith 18 Nov 2017

          Unlike the Touch Bar, the A10 in the iMac might always be running, even when macOS is shut down?

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        4. Steve Troughton-Smith‏Verified account @stroughtonsmith 18 Nov 2017

          Fun part: looks like the A10 in the iMac Pro is what boots up the x86 and passes it an EFI firmware to load. One could say that the x86 is the coprocessor, and the A10 is in control… 😂

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        5. Steve Troughton-Smith‏Verified account @stroughtonsmith 18 Nov 2017

          "The x86 is not in shutdown or below. The operation's not permitted." Seems safe to assume this A10 is in charge 😂pic.twitter.com/A3tqNOM7aY

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        2. David‏ @atonal440 18 Nov 2017
          Replying to @stroughtonsmith

          that's a lot for essentially a secure enclave. I wonder if they'll try to get faceID in the imac pro?

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        3. hishnash‏ @hishnash 21 Nov 2017
          Replying to @atonal440 @stroughtonsmith

          they could if they use the security chipset on Vega that would let them hide the neural engine data from the main os.

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        2. James Thomson‏ @jamesthomson 18 Nov 2017
          Replying to @stroughtonsmith

          In theory, could you leverage this to run the Xcode simulator natively?

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        3. Steve Troughton-Smith‏Verified account @stroughtonsmith 18 Nov 2017
          Replying to @jamesthomson

          eh. Only in theory. That separation between macOS and the coprocessor is what maintains security. Goes away if you can run arbitrary code on it

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        1. Jhonny‏ @JhonnyBillM 19 Nov 2017
          Replying to @stroughtonsmith

          So how close are we until running a simulator not that “simulated” Embedded into the A-chip 🤔

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        2. Paav Gandhi‏ @paavangandhi 20 Nov 2017
          Replying to @stroughtonsmith

          Well the iMac Pro's Intel CPUs do not include an integrated GPU, therefore no hardware HEVC - A10 has full hardware HEVC support for 10-bit decode and 8-bit encode. Much needed for FCPX etc. CC: @_inside

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        3. hishnash‏ @hishnash 21 Nov 2017
          Replying to @paavangandhi @stroughtonsmith @_inside

          and so does Vega Pro? https://pro.radeon.com/en/product/radeon-vega-frontier-edition/ … (though it might be limited when it comes to 5k +)

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