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Revision as of 14:40, 2 April 2019
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A chip multiprocessor (CMP) or multi-core architecture is a logic design architecture whereby multiple processing units (e.g., CPU cores) are integrated onto a single monolithic integrated circuit or onto multiple dies in a single package.
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History
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Overview
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Heterogeneous multi-core architectures
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Single and Multi-ISA designs
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Manycore
- Main article: Manycore Microprocessor
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Multi-core chips
- 2 (dual-core)
- 3 (tri-Core)
- 4 (quad-core)
- 5 (penta-core)
- 6 (hexa-core)
- 7 (hepta-core)
- 8 (octa-core)
- 9 (nona-core)
- 10 (deca-core)
- 11 (undeca-core)
- 12 (dodeca-core)
- 13 (trideca-core)
- 14 (tetradeca-core)
- 15 (pentadeca-core)
- 16 (hexadeca-core)
- 17 (heptadeca-core)
- 18 (octadeca-core)
- 19 (nonadeca-core)
- 20 (icosa-core)
- 21 (henicosa-core)
- 22 (docosa-core)
- 23 (tricosa-core)
- 24 (tetracosa-core)
- 25 (pentacosa-core)
- 26 (hexacosa-core)
- 27 (heptacosa-core)
- 28 (octacosa-core)
- 29 (nonacosa-core)
- 30 (triaconta-core)
- 32 (dotriaconta-core)
- 40 (tetraconta-core)
- 46 (hexatetraconta-core)
- 48 (octatetraconta-core)
- 56 (hexapentaconta-core)
- 64 (tetrahexaconta-core)
- 128 (octacosahecta-core)
- 256 (hexapentacontadicta-core)
- 512 (dodecapentacta-core)
- 1000 (kilo-core)
- 1024 (tetracosakilia-core)
- 2048 (octatetracontadilia-core)
Recent high core-core chips
The following is a select list of recent (2019) high core-count commercial chips:
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| 32 cores |
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| 40 cores |
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| 46 cores |
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| 48 cores |
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| 64 cores |
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| 68 cores |
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| 72 cores |
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| 100 cores |
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| 128 cores |
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| 1024 cores | |
| 2048 cores |
See also
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