Scientists from the University of Glasgow is claimed, chip they can make a PC 'run' 20 times faster. Of course this is an interesting finding considering the average PC has only a processor with two to four cores, or there is also the 16 cores.
Dr Wim Vanderbauwhede who led the research, called the chip-making field programmable gate array (FPGA) is mentioned, although super speed, the FPGA is capable of processing about five Gigabytes of data per second is not wasteful of energy because it supports environmentally friendly technologies as well as saving electricity.
What comes to your mind about the chip with 1,000 processors in it? It's not corny, it's true there are chips and scientists in Scotland who have made it.
Scientists from the University of Glasgow is claimed, chip they can make a PC 'run' 20 times faster. Of course this is an interesting finding considering the average PC has only a processor with two to four cores, or there is also the 16 cores.
Dr Wim Vanderbauwhede who led the research, called the chip-making field programmable gate array (FPGA) is mentioned, although super speed, the FPGA is capable of processing about five Gigabytes of data per second is not wasteful of energy because it supports environmentally friendly technologies as well as saving electricity.
"I believe this kind of processor types will commonly be used in the future and help increase the speed of computers," said Vanderbauwhede.
Vanderbauwhede also mentioned such a super chip that made his team are also being developed by manufacturers such as Intel's big chip makers.
(Detik/Daily Mail)
taken from ketok.com
