61. Hardware Analysis - Intel's Dual Core Processors, Sizzling Hot Snake Oil? Will Intel s new dual core processors usher in a new era of computing? We beg todiffer, as without optimized code they re sizzling hot snake oil at best http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/article/1791/

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62. Hardware Analysis - Intel's 600 Series Pentium 4 Processors, A New Breed? - Turn Aspiring to offer similar features and performance as AMD Athlon 64 processorsIntel today introduced their 600 series Pentium 4 processors. http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/article/1785/

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63. Introducing The IBM/Sony/Toshiba Cell Processor — Part I: The SIMD Processi The Cell processor consists of a generalpurpose POWERPC processor core the amount of execution hardware increases (in the form of added processors). http://arstechnica.com/articles/paedia/cpu/cell-1.ars

/* Accessible by controls */ Introducing the IBM/Sony/Toshiba Cell Processor — Part I: the SIMD processing units 1 - Introduction 2 - The CELL's SIMD processing unit By Jon "Hannibal" Stokes Monday, February 07, 2005 Introduction The Cell processor consists of a general-purpose POWERPC processor core connected to eight special-purpose DSP cores. These DSP cores, which IBM calls "synergistic processing elements" (SPE), but I'm going to call "SIMD processing elements" (SPE) because "synergy" is a dumb word, are really the heart of the entire Cell concept. IBM introduced the basic architecture of the SPE today, and they're going to introduce the overall architecture of the complete Cell system in a session tomorrow morning. In this brief overview, I'm first going to talk in some general terms about the Cell approach — what it is, what it's like, what's behind it, etc. — before doing an information dump at the end of the article for more technical readers to chew on and debate. Once the conference is over and I get back to Chicago and get settled in, I'll do some more comprehensive coverage of the Cell. Back to the future, or, what do IBM and Transmeta have in common?

64. Enterprise Hardware >> Processors & Semiconductors | CNET News.com Advanced Search Enterprise hardware processors semiconductors The newmulticore processors are expected to emerge in 2006 and, sources say, http://news.com.com/2002-1006_3-0.html

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65. | CNET News.com Enterprise hardware Storage Servers Utility computing processors not to destroy data related to the security breach at the payment processor. http://news.com.com/2038-12_3-0-topic.html

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66. Hardware At OSC By default, applications are compiled to run on the MSP processors, which bindthe 4 internal SSP processors together with special hardware registers to http://www.osc.edu/hpc/hardware/

Home HPC Hardware HPC Information HPC Support Get a New OSC Account FAQ Computing ... Interface Lab HPC Hardware ** IMPORTANT NOTICES - Updated 5/5/2005 @ 10:35pm ** There is important information for CRAY X1 users. Please read the notice information given at: http://www.osc.edu/hpc/computing/x1 for details. All Cray X1 users need to read this information! High Performance Computing Systems CRAY X1 Pentium 4 Cluster Itanium 2 Cluster (includes SGI Altix 3000) BALE Cluster ... Mass Storage System OSC CRAY X1 The CRAY X1 computer system at OSC is a powerful parallel vector processor (PVP) supercomputer that features 16 (800 MHz) Multi Streaming vector processors and 128 Gbytes of physical RAM for large simulations. Each MSP processor contains four internal processors called Single Streaming Processors (SSP). The SSPs are 800MHz vector processors and applications can be compiled to run on individual SSPs if desired. By default, applications are compiled to run on the MSP processors, which bind the 4 internal SSP processors together with special hardware registers to operate on the application. OSC CRAY X1 Specifications Processor Technology 800 MHz vector processors Number of processors 64 single streaming processors (SSP) 16 multi stream processors (MSP) Vector Pipes 2 per SSP, 8 per MSP

67. Hardware Design - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Programming and hardware. processors have certain set of defined command.These commands can be represented in binary (0 and 1) assembly (eg ADDUI 5, s) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardware_design

Hardware design From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Hardware Design , or Computer Hardware Design , is integral to how a computer operates. It is often seen as a very general term of how the computers physical components are set out or used. All modern computers currently use the binary system for all computation. But this usually is split into two groups, little endian and big endian formats. Also most modern computers use the model that all computer component (memory ( RAM or Random Access Memory), Hard Disk drive, CD ROM drive etc...) are connected by a main bus that relays all information between the components and the processor . There is also an address bus that specifies areas of ram that the processor wishes the "fetch", Either into Cache (fast ram) or registers (memory internal to the processor). The processor is often the determining factor in the speed of any hardware. But is not necessarily the only one. (See Von Neumann machine Processors are of course getting faster. The AMD Sepron, Athlon XP and Pentuim processors are the most wide spread in most home computers. With Sepron only recently released. Contents Cards Embeded Systems Programming and Hardware Bit Width ... edit Cards The speed of a computer can also be aided at common tasks with additional fixed processing units. Know as collectively as "cards".

68. X86 - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia The architecture is called x86 because the earliest processors in this There are 256 interrupts, which can be created by both hardware and software. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The title of this article begins with a capital letter due to technical limitations . The correct title is or is the generic name of a microprocessor architecture first developed and manufactured by Intel The architecture is called because the earliest processors in this family were identified only by numbers ending in the sequence "86": the , the , the , the , and the . Because one cannot trademark numbers, Intel and most of its competitors began to use trademarkable names such as Pentium for subsequent generations of processors, but the earlier naming scheme has stuck as a term for the entire family. The extended version of the x86 architecture introduced with the 386 is called or IA-32 , an abbreviation for I ntel A rchitecture, 32-bit. Contents History Prospects for the x86 Design Real mode ... edit History The x86 architecture first appeared inside the Intel CPU in ; the 8086 was a development of the processor (which itself followed the ). It was adopted (in the simpler version) three years later as the standard CPU of the IBM PC . The ubiquity of the PC platform has resulted in the x86 becoming one of the most successful CPU architectures ever. Other companies also manufacture or have manufactured CPUs conforming to the x86 architecture: examples include Cyrix (now owned by VIA Technologies NEC Corporation IBM IDT , and Transmeta . The most successful of the clone manufacturers has been AMD , whose Athlon series, whilst not as popular as the

69. Engineering The Complex SOC: Fast, Flexible Design With Configurable Processors The first unified hardware/software guide to processorcentric SOC design processors, hardware Implementation, and Verification Flow. http://www.phptr.com/title/0131455370

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70. Hardware Today: Dual-Core Processors Saddle Up With AMD already a lap ahead in the dualcore race, can Intel catch up? Will dualcore triumph in all sectors, or will single core sometimes remain the way http://www.serverwatch.com/hreviews/article.php/3519231

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71. SiliconPenguin.com: Hardware/Processors The siliconpenguin.com portal is an index of embedded Linux resources. http://www.siliconpenguin.com/Hardware/Processors/

SiliconPenguin.com Hardware : Processors Home Add a Site Modify a Site Email Updates ... FAQ Links: Alchemy Semiconductor Au1000 Internet Edge Processor - The Au1000 is a 32-bit MIPS based system-on-a-chip (SOC) for the Internet Edge Device market like PDAs, palm-sized PCs, mobile phones, VoIP telephony devices, firewalls, network printers, routers, switches, set-top boxes, gateways and network appliances. (Added: 15-Aug-2000 Hits: 834) Analog Devices - Analog Devices manufactures the Blackfin processor, a 750MHz core, which runs uClinux, and is supported byt the gnu toolchain, which can be found at http://blackfin.uclinux.org/ (Added: 7-Jul-2004 Hits: 202) ARM - ARM processors are used in a wide variety of embedded applications including Ericsson Bluetooth cell phones, PDAs and even 3Com network adaptors. (Added: 30-May-2000 Hits: 1555) Coldfire - Coldfire, 32 bit processors from Motorola, are compatible with the 68K family of processors and designed specifically for embedded applications. (Added: 12-Jul-2000 Hits: 918) Cyclone Microsystems, Inc.

72. Opteron, Pentium III-S, Xeon, Xeon MP Server Processors From Intel hardware.com the leading independent supplier of new and refurbished Ciscohardware and approved and compatible accessories online. http://www.hardware.com/search_category.asp?category=AD¤t_page=1&start_pag

73. X-bit Labs ATI’s R520, RV515, RV530 processors Ready for Production. Articles CPUAMD Athlon64 processors on E hardware Enthusiasts May Get ALX System for Free http://www.xbitlabs.com/

X-bit labs Home Editorial Hardware News ... Mobile Search Advanced search Newsletter Enter your E-mail Services Make Home Page Add to Favorites RSS News Feed document.write(''); Our Poll How do you share large files with others? Using CDs and/or DVDs Using flash drives and/or memory cards Using external HDDs Using appropriate Internet services Other Archive Information The results of our annual 2004 Readers’ Choice poll have been summarized and the winners have been finally identified. 12 prestigious awards have been given by over 20,000 of regular X-bit labs readers. Let’s find out, who the winners are! The results of our Readers' Choice the Best of 2004 Poll are available here Our Sponsors PSUs provided by Latest Articles Corsair TWIN2X1024-8000UL Memory Modules Review Memory Today you will get acquainted with another memory solution that managed to surpass 1GHz threshold. It is going to be overclocker DDR2 SDRAM memory from Corsair. This memory manufacturer is very well-known for their excellent products. For example, their DDR2-1000 modules boast the lowest latencies than the competitors. AOpen DUW1608/ARR DVD±RW Dual Layer Burner Review Storage We would like to introduce to you a DVD Burner from AOpen, which pleased us with very low level of noise and low operational temperatures during work. Find out more about a good workhorse from our in-depth review.

74. DarkVision Hardware - AMD Launches Dual-core Opteron Processors For Embedded Mar AMD launches dualcore Opteron processors for embedded market. http://www.dvhardware.net/article6202.html

DV Hardware bringing you the hottest news about processors, graphics cards, Intel, AMD, NVIDIA, ATi, hardware and technology! Home Your Account News submit News Archives ... Login/sign up Main Menu Home User account Info News archives ... Forum Who's Online There are currently 383 guests and DV-member(s) online. AMD launches dual-core Opteron processors for embedded market Posted on Thursday, August 04 2005 @ 15:46:16 CEST by LSDsmurf AMD announced that its industry-leading, dual-core technology is now available through the AMD64 Longevity Program, serving high-end embedded designs that require stable, longer-than-standard processor supply roadmaps. The Dual-Core AMD Opteron processor Models 165, 265 and 865, as well as the lower-power 55 watt version of each, are planned to be available for five years, allowing embedded designers to enjoy the performance of true x86 dual-core technology in thermal and power envelopes that these markets demand. "Enterprise-class storage and telecom infrastructure are two areas that can experience a huge performance boost from AMD's dual-core products," said David Rich, director of 64-bit Embedded Markets at AMD. "The Dual-Core AMD Opteron processor with Direct Connect Architecture and HyperTransport(TM) technology is superb for the storage market, where performance is measured by how quickly information can move within a system. HyperTransport outperforms any other available chip-to-chip link option in terms of reducing latency and is the industry leader in delivering bandwidth."

75. Techref - Hardware - Micro Processors Great Microprocessors of the Past and Present UMPs from VMDesign.com runsunder Windows and simulates many processors and external hardware. http://www.piclist.com/techref/cpus.htm

Computer Hardware Micro processors / MicroControllers Atmel AVR Intel Corporations Hitachi ... Zilog Z8/Z80/8080 Testing / Debugging / Development Systems Comparison of types Device Programmers Current lowest cost entry points: See also: EDN Access June 18,1998 "Debugging embedded systems: 10 common hardware problems and how to solve them" Notes Unused pins Watch Dog Timers Clocks and Overclocking Debugging Suppliers@ See also: http://www.microcontroller.com/ http://www.embedded.com http://www.embedded.com/1999/9905/compilers.htm Comprehensive-ish table of compilers for embedded systems Steve Ciarcia's Circuit Cellar Berkley CPU Info Center Tom Engdahl's Microprocessors and Microcontrollers page Myke Predko's Microcontroller Reference Page ... http://www.dvanhorn.org/Micros/All/Index.php "The uPD7281 Processor, a non-vonNeumann chip designed for high-speed parallel processing of images" by Tom Jefferys, Byte Magazine, November 1985 "A Versatile Low-Cost Microprocessor Controller Module" by David L. Craig, Byte Magazine December 1982 pg 486. (6802 with 2716 EPROM and 6820 or 6821 PIA) "The 8051 One-Chip Microcomputer" by Howard Boyet, Byte Magazine, December 1982

76. Tech Guide: Intel Processors: ZDNet Australia: Reviews: Hardware: System Compone Confused about Intel s new naming scheme for their processors? Here s a quickguide to show you how they measure up. http://www.zdnet.com.au/reviews/hardware/components/soa/Tech_guide_Intel_Process

ZDNet.com.au Ticker brought to you by Yellow Pages: VoIP mistakes mirror early Wi-Fi deployments SA Police plot new data warehouse St George signals money laundering, fraud assault Computer Associates gives 'critical mass' to Linux standard ... MFDs Tested Reviews News All ZDNet Insight Tech Jobs Downloads Tech guide: Intel Processors By Rich Brown, Special to ZDNet 06 August 2004 Add your opinion Forward in Format for Confused about Intel's new naming scheme for their processors? Here's a quick guide to show you how they measure up. If the names and numbers of computer parts cause you consternation, then Intel's recent move away from its straightforward method of labeling processors by clock speed may produce a less than calming effect on you. Coinciding with the release of its 915 and 925X Express chipsets , Intel will now drop the gigahertz rating from its model names in favour of a three-digit model number. For example, the 3.6GHz Pentium 4 is now called the Pentium 4 560. Similarly, Intel's budget Celeron desktop chips have adopted a 300-series model number. Intel says that it's using model numbers to deemphasise raw speed and shift the focus to other features that affect a processor's overall performancecache size; frontside bus speed; and advanced technologies, such as Hyper-Threading, found on some of its newer chips. There are some exceptions, however: Older Northwood-core Pentium 4 chips won't adopt the model number and will continue to be listed by clock speed. And only

77. WebHostingTalk - Web Hosting Forum View original thread Discussion of processors, hardware, databases and so on All serious DBs are very expensive and require expensive hardware. http://www.webhostingtalk.com/archive/thread/229441-1.html

Pages: View original thread: Discussion of processors, hardware, databases and so on... mno Hello everyone, First of all, I'm sure you find that all the items listed in the thread title don't really go with each other. Maybe you're right, but several members of this board (including myself) have been discussing (lightly and heavily) all these topics in one thread (yup, we kind of managed to tie them up, although abruptly) and decided that this was better to be moved somewhere where more people would be able to join in. So, here it is. So, without further ado, read my next post (this was just a nice intro) for my reponse to rusko's last post. Max mno it really is not as controversial as it appears. mysql is fine if you dont need strict acid, protected transactions and have a very heavility read-biased usage pattern. make no mistake, mysql is great for play projects, hobby sites and the like, especially since it doesnt expose "developers" to the real complexities od rdbms (most are not equipped to handle that). i have seen php/mysql scripters laugh at dba people because, according to them, phpmyadmin + developer would be sufficient, yet any mention of transactions, stored procedures and the like evoked a george w bush like blank 'where am i' look on their faces. Yup, I agree. This was a major limitation that pretty much made MySQL useless for any real development.

78. Waves Ltd. Digital Audio Processing MaxxBCL is the newest addition to the Waves family of hardware processors.Combining three of our most successful software plugins - Renaissance Compressor http://www.waves.com/

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79. TechOnLine - Internet Appliance Server Processors Well, selecting processors for Internet Appliance servers (see Surfing Up Sometimes hardware reference design platforms are available for the type of http://www.techonline.com/community/ed_resource/feature_article/4290

TechOnLine Educational Resources Feature Articles My Archive ... Log In Internet Appliance Server Processors Michael Foley Appliance-Lab So you're looking for a processor for your Internet Appliance server. Well, selecting processors for Internet Appliance servers ( see Surfing Up Data Sometimes hardware reference design platforms are available for the type of application you're working on. Those reference designs usually include a software development package for that application. Even if a reference design is available, you still must determine if that is really the optimal path to follow. Cost, time to market, and features are mainly marketing issues that may have a profound effect on your decision. Even so, these will not be addressed in this article. However, this is not to say that these issues are less critical. They are important and should be addressed initially, but they simply do not fall under the scope of this site. Internet Appliances are unique because they can not be classified as mere hardware platforms. They are a combination of hardware and software. Hence, a decision can not be based solely upon hardware. You must also consider the software that you plan to use. In fact, the software may be an even more important consideration because software supplies most of the basis for these processors. Hardware and software options also relate back to cost. For example, if you want to use software based on WinCE or Linux, you may find the hardware that supports these platforms exceeds your cost points.

80. TechOnLine - Hardware/Software Co-Verification For Integrated Motorola s PowerQUICC family of embedded communications processors have pulledmany of the traditional hardware design challenges on chip. http://www.techonline.com/community/related_content/14880

TechOnLine Related Content My Archive Log In Tech Groups: Analognet ... Company Directory: Additional Resources: Calendar Jobs News Products ... TechOnLine Newsletters Your browser cannot currently view TechOnLine Live or On-Demand Webcasts. Hardware/Software Co-Verification for Integrated Communications Processors Original Broadcast Date: December 6, 2001 Status: Archived Duration: 60 min. Select a Viewing Option: Overview: Motorola's PowerQUICC family of embedded communications processors have pulled many of the traditional hardware design challenges on chip. This web cast will explore the key technical benefits of new PowerQUICC II architectures and how Seamless hardware/software co-verification can be utilized to verify these highly, complex devices on a virtual prototype. Who Should Attend: Hardware Designers, Software Developers, System Architects and Project Managers involved in the embedded systems design process and Motorola's PowerQUICC II architectures. Mentor Graphics: The Mentor Graphics Seamless co-verification environment delivers high performance co-verification months before a hardware prototype can be built by combining the best in embedded software development tools with logic simulation. Seamless enables software and hardware development to be carried out in parallel removing the software from the critical path and reducing the risk of hardware prototype iterations resulting from integration errors. User-controlled optimizations boost performance by isolating the logic simulator from software-intensive operations such as block memory transfers and algorithmic routines.

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