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This is true, but it's important to consider that you could squeeze several billion of these processors into the space taken up by current CPUs.
by nynx 5y ago
This is true, but it's important to consider that you could squeeze several billion of these processors into the space taken up by current CPUs.
- webmaven 5y ago> This is true, but it's important to consider that you could squeeze several billion of these processors into the space taken up by current CPUs. You're implying that parallelization can make up for the slower clock speeds, which is true but only for some workloads, and then the system is constrained by bandwidth to get instructions and data to the parallel cores as fast as possible.