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Xeon Phi (nee Larrabee) looks interesting, but it's not a real product yet. I.e., you can't buy one for your desktop computer. As others have pointed out, with
by marshray 14y ago
Xeon Phi (nee Larrabee) looks interesting, but it's not a real product yet. I.e., you can't buy one for your desktop computer.
As others have pointed out, with AMD Opterons you can stuff 64 cores on a server motherboard today.
- compilercreator 14y agoWell it is about to be available in about 2 months. From Intel: "The Intel Xeon Phi coprocessor 5110P is shipping today with general availability on Jan. 28 with recommended customer price of $2,649."