Oct 26th, 2009 - ChannnelWeb
Tilera Monday said it has come up with the world's first 100-core processor, the Tile-Gx100, which has the highest performance of any microprocessor by a factor of four.The San Jose, Calif.-based private company also unveiled 16-, 36- and 64-core processors as part of the new Tile-Gx series.
"[The processors] raise the bar for performance-per-watt to new levels with 10 times better compute efficiency compared to Intel's next-generation Westmere processor," the company said in a statement.
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