They said 1 THz was coming in 2000...
Topic: 1 terabit processor coming soon (Read 1719 times)
they always say these nice things but they never release them
They said 1 THz was coming in 2000...
They said 1 THz was coming in 2000...
Doesn't every optical semiconductor have holes for the light to pass through?
100 core processors on the way.....
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Tilera-100-core-CPU-200-cores-Serve-processors-Multi-core-CPUs,14543.html
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Tilera-100-core-CPU-200-cores-Serve-processors-Multi-core-CPUs,14543.html
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...for a total of 960 gigabits, just below a terabit. IBM is unveiling the prototype chip today at the Optical Fiber Communication Conference in Los Angeles, calling it "the first parallel optical transceiver to transfer one trillion bits of information per second."
wrong!
that's like saying usain bolt was the first to run 100m in 9 seconds.
yeah duh, normally i don't get caught out by that but looks like i was wrong this time... 960 'gigabits' is 1030792151040 bits.
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...for a total of 960 gigabits, just below a terabit. IBM is unveiling the prototype chip today at the Optical Fiber Communication Conference in Los Angeles, calling it "the first parallel optical transceiver to transfer one trillion bits of information per second."
wrong!
that's like saying usain bolt was the first to run 100m in 9 seconds.
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...for a total of 960 gigabits, just below a terabit. IBM is unveiling the prototype chip today at the Optical Fiber Communication Conference in Los Angeles, calling it "the first parallel optical transceiver to transfer one trillion bits of information per second."
wrong!
that's like saying usain bolt was the first to run 100m in 9 seconds.
Article: http://arstechnica.com/business/news/2012/03/holey-chip-ibm-drills-holes-into-optical-chip-for-terabit-per-second-speed.ars
I think I'll start drilling holes in my CPU and see if it speeds up
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I think I'll start drilling holes in my CPU and see if it speeds up
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That looks about the size I was thinking of. The more light that gets through the better. Thanks!
Article: http://arstechnica.com/business/news/2012/03/holey-chip-ibm-drills-holes-into-optical-chip-for-terabit-per-second-speed.ars
I think I'll start drilling holes in my CPU and see if it speeds up.
I think I'll start drilling holes in my CPU and see if it speeds up
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Hahahahahha excellent pic..
Article: http://arstechnica.com/business/news/2012/03/holey-chip-ibm-drills-holes-into-optical-chip-for-terabit-per-second-speed.ars
I think I'll start drilling holes in my CPU and see if it speeds up.
I think I'll start drilling holes in my CPU and see if it speeds up
.This is cool, but it isn't a CPU. It's for high speed data transfer
It is a high speed interconnect to connect CPUs to each other and other devices.
F T F Me
This is cool, but it isn't a CPU. It's for high speed data transfer
It is a CPU... that's the high speed interconnect... think PCI-E on crack.
The article says...
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the first parallel optical transceiver to transfer one trillion bits of information per second."
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the first cpu to transfer one trillion bits of information per second."
This is cool, but it isn't a CPU. It's for high speed data transfer
It is a CPU... that's the high speed interconnect... think PCI-E on crack.
This is cool, but it isn't a CPU. It's for high speed data transfer
Oh sweet, maybe now we'll have a machine that can play Crysis.
Why are they rating this chip in "bits" instead of "hertz"? Is it a chip solely for transmission/relay of data instead of calculations?
Article: http://arstechnica.com/business/news/2012/03/holey-chip-ibm-drills-holes-into-optical-chip-for-terabit-per-second-speed.ars
I think I'll start drilling holes in my CPU and see if it speeds up.
I'm curious of what a chip like this might do for mining though. I'm guessing it would meet the output rates of current GPU's maybe but at much less wattage use(states 7.5 watts in the article). Go easy on me though, talking outta my ass here.
I think I'll start drilling holes in my CPU and see if it speeds up
.I'm curious of what a chip like this might do for mining though. I'm guessing it would meet the output rates of current GPU's maybe but at much less wattage use(states 7.5 watts in the article). Go easy on me though, talking outta my ass here.
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