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Hi,
I am looking for technical information about the Larrabee many cores processor.
We think that a many cores architecture like Larrabee (or whatever the current name is) would be a great benefit for our application. We are running several hundred independend threads, so the application should scale very well with the number of cores available.
I didn't find much information on the website, maybe the details require an NDA?
thanks
Wolfgang
I am looking for technical information about the Larrabee many cores processor.
We think that a many cores architecture like Larrabee (or whatever the current name is) would be a great benefit for our application. We are running several hundred independend threads, so the application should scale very well with the number of cores available.
I didn't find much information on the website, maybe the details require an NDA?
thanks
Wolfgang
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Hi, I think the Larrabee project was stopped. Some information can be found here: http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/larrabee/
The latest abotu Many cores, are recently from Computex. See Intel's press realease here:
http://www.intel.com/pressroom/archive/releases/2010/20100531comp.htm
They are talking about 50+ cores here, so its possible that its based on the earlier work on Larrabee. I do not know this for a fact though.
More info on this will probably come from Intel soon.
Knut
The latest abotu Many cores, are recently from Computex. See Intel's press realease here:
http://www.intel.com/pressroom/archive/releases/2010/20100531comp.htm
They are talking about 50+ cores here, so its possible that its based on the earlier work on Larrabee. I do not know this for a fact though.
More info on this will probably come from Intel soon.
Knut
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There are quite a few materials on the current LRBni instructions. The strength of the architecture comes out where the combination of many-core and SIMD instructions is useful.
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According to a video stream I just saw from NDC 2010 (Norwegian Developer Conference) The "Knights Corner" is indeed based on Larrabee.
http://streaming.ndc2010.no/tcs/?id=0F97309E-B237-4CEF-A4D9-9E4DCD790F4B
Knut.
http://streaming.ndc2010.no/tcs/?id=0F97309E-B237-4CEF-A4D9-9E4DCD790F4B
Knut.
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