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What comes after 12 cores? - TheWorst - 01-04-2011
Try this...
http://www.zeitnews.org/index.php/Applied-Sciences/scientists-squeeze-more-than-1000-cores-on-to-computer-chip.html
RE: What comes after 12 cores? - Adam - 01-04-2011
MUST GET.....!!!!!!!! plus I heard Intel is on a mission to create a 48 core cpu. Now thats not that crazy compare to 1000 cores.
RE: What comes after 12 cores? - Tai Huu - 01-05-2011
Japan secretly has this since probably 2003.
RE: What comes after 12 cores? - iBiinky - 01-05-2011
(01-05-2011, 12:23 AM)Tai Huu Wrote: Japan secretly has this since probably 2003.
Yeah, if it weren't for their no nuke mentality, they would probably have an antimatter bomb by now.
RE: What comes after 12 cores? - Poolman - 01-05-2011
They prob do, they are just not telling anyone about it... Liike area 51..
RE: What comes after 12 cores? - Tai Huu - 01-06-2011
(01-05-2011, 08:21 AM)Poolman Wrote: They prob do, they are just not telling anyone about it... Liike area 51..
JAPAN
Not America.
RE: What comes after 12 cores? - JackFlash - 01-06-2011
Hmm .. 1000 cores?
![[Image: th_core-1000-processor.jpg?t=1294320916]](http://i1080.photobucket.com/albums/j335/HeavyProton/th_core-1000-processor.jpg?t=1294320916)
Oh what a server this could be
RE: What comes after 12 cores? - Lladar - 01-06-2011
This excites me in a way only a woman could.
RE: What comes after 12 cores? - TheWorst - 01-06-2011
Also, remember it said they programmed each core to have a little ram of it's own so it goes FASTER...Also, can someone do the math(I am not sure the limits) of how much RAM that this could actually handle. I am thinking 128GB per core, but I am probably wrong.
RE: What comes after 12 cores? - JackFlash - 01-07-2011
1 Giga Byte = 1 billion bytes (1000 meg)
A 32 bit CPU/ operating system can directly access up to 4.29 Giga Bytes of memory (4.29 E9)
A 64 bit CPU/operating system can access up to 18.4 Exa Bytes of memory (1.84 E19)
* thats billion times billion bytes *
If each core is 64 bit and had a dedicated 18.4 Exa Bytes of memory ,
that would be a theoretical total system max memory of 18 Zeta Bytes (1.8 E22)
![[Image: units.jpg]](http://i1080.photobucket.com/albums/j335/HeavyProton/units.jpg)
More memory than you will ever use in your entire lifetime !