Intel has submitted a set of patches for the upcoming Linux 7.3 kernel merge window, designed to improve load balancing on its modern Intel Core (Ultra) hybrid CPUs. These processors integrate a mix of Performance (P) cores and Efficiency/Low-Power Efficiency (E/LPE) cores. The proposed changes specifically target enhancements to the kernel's cluster-aware scheduling code. This aims to ensure tasks are distributed more effectively across the diverse core types, optimizing resource utilization and overall system performance on these hybrid architectures.