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Intel starts shipping 48 core CPUs

LOL sorry btry b 539th ...

This prototype is just that, a prototype. Its going to take years many years to be available to consumers. Ive heard 2014 to 2020
 
Hasn't Intel talked about developing large many-core designs running low voltage before?

I think IDC at one time linked me to such an article somewhere in the Bulldozer discussion thread.
 
Computer Bottleneck said:
Hasn't Intel talked about developing large many-core designs running low voltage before?

I think IDC at one time linked me to such an article somewhere in the Bulldozer discussion thread.
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they have indeed mentioned that... now that I think about it, didn't intel say that "larabbe is not dead, its just shifting focus to the HTC market" or some such?
and now they do this.

bunnyfubbles said:
Larrabee Lives! 😉
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you know, that is a good point.
Isn't this basically 48 larrabee/atom/pentium1 type cores?
 
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It looks like it'd be perfect for cloud farms because it points out that you can run an OS per core pretty much. Having a density of 48 virtualized systems per host would be nice. It's exactly what Intel called it. "Single-Chip Cloud". I'd like to see it make it to the market for Colo/Cloud business models.
 
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