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Also known as Tera-Scale, Intel Tera-Scale Computing Research Program, Tera-Scale Computing Research Program

research program by Intel, focusing on developing future Intel processors and platforms

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Intel Unveils Tera-Scale Computing Research Program

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Der Terascale-Prozessor von Intel war ein Forschungsprojekt, um einen Mikroprozessor mit hunderten Kernen zu entwickeln. Eine derartige Architektur wird – analog zu den Multicore-Architekturen – als „Manycore“ bezeichnet. Der Terascale-Prozessor wurde in Kacheln – den sogenannten Tiles – organisiert, wobei die meisten Kacheln allgemeine Rechenaufgaben wahrnahmen. Der Terascale-Prozessor besaß etwa 100 Millionen Transistoren, wobei jede Kachel etwa 1,2 Millionen Transistoren beherbergte. Er wurde im Jahr 2007 vorgestellt.

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