Subdirectories of Multiprocessors:
Categories related to Computers: Hardware: Components: Processors: Multiprocessors: Computers: Hardware: Components: Processors: Barrel (5) Computers: Hardware: Components: Processors: VLIW (5) Computers: Parallel Computing (456) Websites on Multiprocessors: Chip Multiprocessing (CMP) Resources Large link page: press releases, academic papers, presentations on dual-core and multicore processors. By James Donald, Electrical Engineering Department, Princeton University. MIT Alewife Project Large-scale multiprocessor, integrates cache-coherent, distributed shared memory, and user-level message-passing, in one integrated hardware framework; papers, people, pictures, posters. Multiprocessing Growing entry, with links to many related topics. [Wikipedia] NUMAchine Shared memory multiprocessor architecture, and software for easy and efficient use: Tornado operating system, Jasmine compiler. Descriptions, documents, papers, pictures. PiSMA: A Parallel VSM Architecture Parallel vIrtually Shared Memory Architecture; merges benefits of shared and distributed memory models, secures confidential communication via authentication. [ACM Crossroads] Rapport, Inc. Makes high performance, lower power parallel processor chips, uses PowerPC core with 256 subcores, to produce Kilocore chip with over 1,000 cores. Beyond the Teraflops: Why Intel Really Put 80 Cores on a Single Chip Network is main motive; based on interview with Thom Sawicki, technology strategist, Intel Communications Technology Lab, on the Terascale computing research initiative. Ars Technica. (April 2, 2007) Intel Pieces Together 80-core Processor Researchers craft early model, as part of Intel tera-scale computing project to build fast parallel processor. PC Authority. (February 13, 2007) The Era of Tera: Intel Reveals More about 80-core CPU Last year Intel talked of 80-core Teraflop CPU. Today we get many more details on architecture and role in future of multicore CPUs. AnandTech. (February 11, 2007) 1,000 Cores on a Chip Brief article on Rapport's Kilocore chip, which may be used for video processing. Technology Review. (July 11, 2006) Time to Accept Parallel but Not without a Fight Physical law is forcing the semiconductor industry to accept something it knew all along but refused to acknowledge: the most effective way to provide high-performance is to use many processors, not just one. [ElectronicsWeekly] (March 10, 2006)
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