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+-   The Father of multi-core chips talks shop -> on Friday July 18 2008, @08:17AM pacopico

Submitted by pacopico on Friday July 18 2008, @08:17AM
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pacopico writes "Stanford professor Kunle Olukotun designed the first mainstream multi-core chip, crafting what would become Sun Microsystems's Niagara product. Now, he's heading up Stanford's Pervasive Parallelism Lab where researchers are looking at 100s of core systems that might power robots, 3-D virtual worlds and insanely big server applications. The Register just interviewed Olukotun about this work and the future of multi-core chips. Weird and interesting stuff."
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