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That’s basically what I thought. However, IIRC they were marketed more towards high-performance computing (with avx-512). They were an uncomfortable middle gro
by sseagull 4y ago
That’s basically what I thought. However, IIRC they were marketed more towards high-performance computing (with avx-512).
They were an uncomfortable middle ground though, between normal CPUs and GPUs. My benchmarks showed that there wasn’t much of an advantage over 20-ish normal xeon cores (for my HPC workloads).
(Memory is a little fuzzy - that was 4-6 years ago).
- glowingly 4y agoWhile not exactly what you are looking for, Intel Snow Ridge is a continuation of their Atom-based (next to their line of Core-based) networking processors. 8-24 cores. https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/details/processors/atom/p.html https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/details/pro... Though, unless if you 100% need X86, there is the Ampere Altra 128 core Cortex-N1 chip.