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Elbrus-8S
Russian octacore processor Elbrus-8S.svg
Developer MCST
Type Microprocessors
Introduction 2016 (launch)
Architecture Elbrus (VLIW), version 4
Word size 64 bit
8 octets
16 nibbles
Process 28 nm
0.028 μm
2.8e-5 mm
Clock 1300 MHz (1891ВМ10АЯ), 1000 MHz (1891ВМ10БЯ)
Package FCBGA 2028
Succession
Elbrus-4S

Elbrus-8S (rus. Эльбрус-8С, code designation: 1891ВМ10АЯ, 1891ВМ10БЯ) is an universal multi-core VLIW microprocessor with the Elbrus architecture, developed by the russian company MCST.

Overview[edit]

The «Elbrus-8S» is an eight-core microprocessor. First level cache memory is 64 Kbytes (for data) and 128 Kbytes (for instructions) in each core. Second level cache memory is 512 Kbytes in each core. The general third level cache memory is 16 MB in the microprocessor. The «Elbrus-8S» microprocessor has 4 channels of memory access (DDR3-1600) and 3 channels of interprocessor communication. Scalability - 4 microprocessors in a computing module. Each microprocessor core executes 25 instructions per cycle. The peak microprocessor performance is 125 ... 250 Gflops. The microprocessor contains hardware support for binary translation of 64-bit Intel/AMD codes.

The average power dissipation is 80 watts for the 1300 MHz version (1891ВМ10АЯ) and 60 watts for the 1000 MHz version (1891ВМ10БЯ). Operating conditions - at a temperature from −60°C to +85°C degrees.

The microprocessor is intended for use in multiprocessor servers, workstations, industrial computers[1] and on-board computer systems[2].

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Facts about "MCST/elbrus-8s"
designerMCST +
first launched2016 +
full page nameMCST/elbrus-8s +
instance ofmicroprocessor family +
main designerMCST +
nameElbrus-8S +
packageFCBGA 2028 +
process28 nm (0.028 μm, 2.8e-5 mm) +
word size64 bit (8 octets, 16 nibbles) +