Are you sure it's even built by IBM? From the quote below, it sounds
like it's using 32 nm fabrication developed by IBM, but it's unclear
from wording if it was actually built by IBM.
making the KiloCore 100 times more power-efficient than a laptop
despite being built on old 32nm CMOS processor tech from IBM.
Prentice
On 06/21/2016 08:22 AM, C Bergström wrote:
Did you even other to read the article? It's IBM fab, but UC Davis
research.... unless I'm completely wrong.. Without real details like
the ISA (which I assume is some common RISC-like thing) who knows how
useful it could ever be outside of testing how many "cores" can be
stuffed on a single chip.. I'm curious how much the chip-to-chip
"networking" consumes compared to the cores themselves, as well as how
the hell you'd try to program that for any level of high utilization..
dum-dee-doh..
On Tue, Jun 21, 2016 at 8:14 PM, Remy Dernat <remy.der...@univ-montp2.fr> wrote:
Hi,
100 PF is really not far from reality right now:
http://www.top500.org/news/new-chinese-supercomputer-named-worlds-fastest-system-on-latest-top500-list/
Is this why IBM just release its KiloCore processor ?
http://www.pcworld.com/article/3085502/components-processors/meet-kilocore-a-1000-core-processor-so-efficient-it-could-run-on-a-aa-battery.html
Regards,
Remy
Le 20/07/2015 06:43, Mark Hahn a écrit :
well, this is always not bad for the world to have one more choice. I
would
like to be more optimum in the future HPC market with cheaper product ...
except that many top500-leading systems are just national publicity
stunts.
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