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Greener IT, one core at a time…

posted by Sean Koehl on March 16, 2011

I’m happy to share today that the government of Germany has presented Intel with an award for the development of our 48-core concept vehicle, the Single Chip Cloud Computer. The research chip won a German Innovation Prize for Climate and … Continue reading →

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Many cores + many minds = many possibilities

posted by Sean Koehl on September 20, 2010

I wanted to give an important update related to our research on future microprocessor architectures, particularly the “many-core” processors envisioned by our Tera-scale Computing Research Program. Last December, Intel Labs demonstrated the latest concept vehicle to emerge from this program, … Continue reading →

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Exploring programming models with the Single-chip Cloud Computer research prototype

posted by Jim Held on December 2, 2009

Whenever I speak about Intel Labs’ Tera-scale Computing Research program I face skepticism about how far the growth to multiple cores can extend. “How will anyone ever use 100′s of cores on one task?” sums up the typical comments. Coordinating … Continue reading →

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Intel Labs to Announce a New Research Milestone in Many-core Computing

posted by Cheryl Miller on December 2, 2009

Justin Rattner, head of Intel Labs and Chief Technology Officer, will be in San Francisco today announcing and demonstrating a new research milestone in the labs tera-scale research effort. Watch him make the announcement live in this blog at 10:00am … Continue reading →

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