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Not to mention Tilera, who makes 36-core chips/cards [1], with 4 in a 1U box [2], with each processor with connected to each its four neighbors by a 250 Gb/s li
by colanderman 14y ago
Not to mention Tilera, who makes 36-core chips/cards [1], with 4 in a 1U box [2], with each processor with connected to each its four neighbors by a 250 Gb/s link.
[1] http://tilera.com/products/processors/TILE-Gx_Family http://tilera.com/products/processors/TILE-Gx_Family
[2] http://tilera.com/products/platforms http://tilera.com/products/platforms
[3] http://www.tilera.com/technology http://www.tilera.com/technology
- ricardobeat 14y agoInteresting that these can run a single OS as a huge multi-core machine.
- neckbeard 14y agoIt might be worth pointing out that TileGX isn't ARM. It is an interesting system though.
- JVIDEL 14y agoBut Tilera uses its own architecture, ARM on the other hand is nearly everywhere. There were other companies like Tilera: Transputer, Connection Machine.......SiCortex was founded in 2003 with a similar idea and was shutting down by 2009 The problems with these architectures is cost: mass market tech like x86 and ARM offers more bang for your buck