A new family of CPUs from Tilera with 16 to 100 cores per chip will set new complexity records for general-purpose microprocessors. It will also teach a lesson about what "general purpose" means.

Tilera made news last year when it put 64 cores, or computing brains, on a single chip. Now it figured out how to put 10,000 cores into a single server rack in a data center. And it has a huge new ...

Chip maker Tilera, which caught the attention of many in the industry last year when it introduced its 36- and 64-core chips, is now beginning to get some traction among systems makers. Tilera ...

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MIT Spin-Out Creates 64-Core Processor based on Breakthrough "Mesh" Architecture with Innovative Multicore Software Programming Model HOT CHIPS 19, STANFORD UNIVERSITY - Aug. 20, 2007 - Tilera ...

Multicore processor specialist Tilera has returned with a new "manycore" offering, the 36 and 16-core TILE-Gx 64-bit processors, promising grunt in line with the top-spec chips from Intel and AMD yet ...

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Tilera has introduced a range of processors with up to 100 cores, aiming to take on Intel in servers that handle high-throughput web applications. The chips in the 40nm 64-bit Tilera Gx family, ...

The Tile-Gx72 has twice the processing cores as its predecessor, showing that Tilera isn't shying away from its parallel-programming philosophy. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and ...

While Tilera's forthcoming 100-core processors threaten to set off fire alarms around the world, the company has finally brought out its more sensible 36-core variant. The 1.2GHz Tile-GX36 sips just ...

Tilera, a chip designer spawned from research at the Massachussets Institute of Technology, has its sights on Intel's lead in cloud-computing hardware. Tilera hopes its novel chip architecture, which ...