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After discussion between Intel and Canonical’s security teams, we are in agreement that Spectre no longer needs to be mitigated for the GPU at the Compute Runtime level. At this point, Spectre has been mitigated in the kernel, and a clear warning from the Compute Runtime build serves as a notification for those running modified kernels without those patches. For these reasons, we feel that Spectre mitigations in Compute Runtime no longer offer enough security impact to justify the current performance tradeoff., This bug was reported on Launchpad, which states that Ubuntu users can see a 20% performance improvement, but this is likely to get implemented in version 25.10. To disable these mitigations in , Phoronix's Michael Larabel reports: Intel does allow building their GPU compute stack without these mitigations by using the "NEO_DISABLE_MITIGATIONS" build option and that is what Canonical is looking to set now for Ubuntu packages to avoid the significant performance impact. This work will likely all be addressed in time for Ubuntu 25.10..
Canonical's Ubuntu team has partnered with Intel to introduce this enhancement in its upcoming 25.10 release. But make no mistake, this is Intel's initiative: the company is driving the performance improvements, publishing unmitigated binaries upstream, and coordinating with distribution partners to make the change broadly available., As Ubuntu developers found out, included GPU-mitigations reduce graphics performance by up to 20%, especially in computational problems. Ubuntu builds will now use the NEO_DISABLE_MITIGATIONS flag, which disables protection in Intel Compute Runtime. Such builds have long been used on GitHub, and Intel has officially confirmed that the risks are , Canonical, the makers of Ubuntu, are looking to disable these security mitigations in their OS due to the enormous performance impact these mitigations have on Intel GPUs., A bug report on Ubuntu’s Launchpad said users can expect “up to 20% performance improvement” but there’s a trade-off. “We are proposing to eliminate a vulnerability mitigation., The anticipated outcome is a notable performance boost of up to 20%. A bug report submitted to Launchpad indicates that users of Ubuntu could realize a 20% performance enhancement through these updates, expected to be integrated in version 25.10. The process to disable these mitigations in future Ubuntu packages will utilize the NEO_DISABLE , .