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I knew of a company that was testing Tilera for 4G basestation/RNC equipment, not sure if that ever panned out(I think they use Cavium + FPGAs now :P). I think
by tcoppi 11y ago
I knew of a company that was testing Tilera for 4G basestation/RNC equipment, not sure if that ever panned out(I think they use Cavium + FPGAs now :P). I think Tilera is basically dead as a standalone product now after all the acquisitions, they'll probably be folded into Mellanox's interconnect acceleration wasteland and never be heard of again.
- nickpsecurity 11y agoSad as there was so much hype back in the RAW days of where it would be applied. Then, it became a commercial activity of a stingy company that didn't foster a strong ecosystem. That effectively sealed its fate given DSP's, FPGA's, and GPU's were killing everything in their path if we're just talking energy/performance/price. Your prediction might come true.