Intel Unveils First Teraflop Processor

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Intel, at its annual IDF Conference, has announced that it has produced its first teraflop CPU. The prototype chip was unveiled in wafer form during the opening keynote. Intel CEO Paul Otellini claims that the technology will be available within the next 5 years.

Each of the 80 processors on the wafer contain a die with eighty cores – 6400 cores in total. Each CPU has more than one terabyte per second of throughput between the CPU cores and the on-die SRAM. The teraflop processors will be operating at 3.1Ghz

More information on Intels Tera-Scale project can be found here

Tera-Scale Computing Research

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