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If anyone is curious and want to skip all the PR talk: >Combined with SVE2 vector operations and software optimization, It’s ARMv9.
by irusensei 17d ago
If anyone is curious and want to skip all the PR talk:
>Combined with SVE2 vector operations and software optimization,
It’s ARMv9.
- Perz1val 17d agoI wonder how many cores they plan to cram in there, at least like 256 right?
- flumes_whims_ 17d ago144 per the article
- scottchiefbaker 17d ago[dead]
- hulitu 17d agoI hoped it would be SPARC.
- CalChris 17d agoI hoped it would be Alpha.
- officeplant 17d agoI can't believe its not butter
- antonvs 16d agoWhy not 68000
- poulpy123 16d agoI crossed my fingers for a 8087
- mghackerlady 16d agoI was hoping risc-v. One of these days
- zymhan 17d agoWhy did they bury the lede so much on what the ISA is?
- zipityzi 17d agoPress releases are sadly like that. Fujitsu's main page has it in the first line: > FUJITSU-MONAKA is a Next-Gen Arm-based processor, set for release in 2027, designed to address the challenges of next-generation data centers with its unmatched performance and power efficiency. https://global.fujitsu/en-global/technology/research/fujitsu-monaka https://global.fujitsu/en-global/technology/research/fujitsu... It is no secret it is Arm; MONAKA was announced in late 2024. https://www.techpowerup.com/329761/fujitsu-previews-monaka-144-core-arm-cpu-made-with-chiplets https://www.techpowerup.com/329761/fujitsu-previews-monaka-1...
- cidd 17d agoFunny first thing I did was to search 'arm' and I got 1 result at the bottom of the page.
- madduci 17d agoHipe they'll be affordable
- FlowingRiver 17d agoIt was funny looking over this just waiting to see what ISA it was. No surprise that it was ARM but you never know. Nowadays if you have the source code the ISA is practically irrelevant.