Tilera claims world's first 100-core processor

Iain Thomson
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New design could dramatically change high-performance computing

The GX-100 will be available in the first half of 2011 Processor manufacturer Tilera has announced the world's first 100-core processor, with a design that it hopes will revolutionise the field o...

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