A group of researchers from Princeton University created the open-source 25-core processor known as Piton.
It could dramatically reduce the energy usage while boosting the processing speed.
A group of researchers fromPrinceton Universitycreated the open-source 25-core processor known as Piton.
It could effectively reduce the energy usage while boosting the processing speed.
The Design is based on OpenSPARC, a transformed version of the processor OpenSPARC T1 Oracle.
Each core has 64 GB of cache L2, with a total of 1.6 MB per chip.
To communicate faster with other cores, theres a mini router in other cores.
Each core also has a floating point unit that provides parallel computing on a large scale.
