Microsoft to roll out new patches for Spectre security flaw based on Google's Reptoline fix
Microsoft goes with Google after its own Spectre mitigations caused big performance hits
Microsoft is to roll-out new fixes for the Spectre CPU security flaw by adopting Google's Reptoline fix. The decision comes more than a year after the security flaw was first publicised and after Microsoft's...
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