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Multicore processors are becoming more prominent because single-core chips have maxed out on the heat and performance scale. Power-consumption issues also have driven development of multicore chips.

Sept. 23, 2004 -- The Word of the Day is "multicore." Don't worry about precisely what the word means — it'll soon be attached to a whole bunch of new products that have little to do with the ...

In Optica, a multi-institutional group of researchers demonstrates the reliable transfer of ultrastable optical signals through deployed multicore fiber alongside simulated telecom traffic. They ...

Multicore processors have been around since 2005, when Intel shipped its first dual-core processor. Since then the company, and its competitors, have standardised on quad-core processors and will ...

Editor's Note: Multicore architectures find use across a diverse range of applications thanks to their performance and efficiency. By combining several general-purpose MCU cores — or MCU cores and ...

In fact, with its second-generation multicore tweaking (good-bye, global lock!), Windows 7 is poised to overtake XP even earlier than Windows Vista — perhaps at 16 or 24 cores.

Software must be parallelized and modified to benefit from new approaches to enhance hardware performance in today’s automotive designs. AUTOSAR’s layered software architecture leverages MCUs ...

MULTICORE NETWORKING Multicore chips also are common pieces in a networking infrastructure puzzle. Handling 10-Gbit/s networks is a challenge all by itself for multicore chips.

This often results in code that is difficult to port efficiently onto a multicore platform or worse is almost impossible to verify as safe and correct once ported. Fortunately the multicore developer ...

Now that multicore Macs are nearly ubiquitous, programmers of all kinds of applications will need to modify their software to support multiple cores, breaking up functions into small sets of tasks ...