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| | Cell (microprocessor) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Also, Cell is optimized for single-precision calculations; for double-precision, as used in personal computers, Cell performance drops by an order of magnitude to levels similar to desktops. | | | In the Cell the problem has been reversed: reading the data is no longer the difficult problem due to the complex encodings used in industry; today the problem is efficiently decoding that data into an ever-less-compressed version as quickly as possible. | | | Due to the nature of its applications, Cell is optimized towards single precision floating point computation. |
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| | Welcome to AnandTech.com [ Article: Understanding the Cell Microprocessor] |
| | With an in-order microprocessor, you can’t reorder instructions based on data availability, so if data isn’t available in cache and the CPU has to wait longer to pull it from main memory, the entire CPU has to sit and wait until that data is brought in from main memory. | | | Given that Cell was designed with a high performance per transistor metric in mind, its architecture does serve as somewhat of a blueprint for the technologies that result in the biggest performance gains, at the lowest transistor counts. | | | There are microprocessor architectures that are dependent entirely on the compiler to extract parallelism, on the instruction level, while avoiding dependencies as much as possible. |
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| | BetaNews Industry Trio Details 'Cell' Chip |
| | Cell is the code-name for an advanced microprocessor that is being jointly developed by the trio for placement in next-generation computing application and consumer electronics. | | | First announced in 2001, Cell was designed from the ground up for rich media processing as well as parallel and distributed computing. | | | As a result, Cell can achieve ultra-scale high performance computing (HPC) more economically than by traditional means. |
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http://www.betanews.com/article/Industry_Trio_Details_Cell_Chip/1101769987
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| | Telegraph News Microchip unveiled as the new giant in world of computers |
| | The Cell is expected seriously to challenge the dominance of Intel and Advanced Micro Devices, the world's leading producers of computer processors. | | | Ten times faster than its rivals, the new Cell microprocessor is being billed as the world's first "super computer on a chip". | | | The three electronic giants, which have been working on the Cell technology at a laboratory in Austin, Texas, for three years, say it will bridge the gap between the cinema and video games - allowing graphics and special effects designed for the cinema to be inserted directly into computer games. |
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2005/02/08/wchip08.xml
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| | GameSpy.com - Hardware |
| | Cell computing will also facilitate a distributed style of networking that performs computing tasks in much the same way a cell phone network routes calls. | | | Put simply, Cell allows pieces of a computing task to be distributed among all available processors to harness their combined power. | | | And, he went on to hint at a project that Sony was working on with IBM and Toshiba regarding a "cell processor," a technology that Okamoto confirmed would be at the core of the third-generation PlayStation. |
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http://archive.gamespy.com/hardware/january03/playstation3
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| | Real World Technologies - CELL Microprocessor Revisited |
| | The architectural concepts contained in the CELL processor are hardly new, nor is the basic idea of shifting the burden of computing from hardware to software a newly discovered concept. | | | However, in the configuration illustrated in figure 9, the maximum of 4 DRAM devices means that the CELL processor is limited to 256 MB of memory, given that the highest capacity XDR DRAM device is currently 512 Mbits. | | | In particular, further details on the CELL processor were made available by Dr. Peter Hofstee from IBM at the Eleventh International Symposium on High Performance Computer Architecture (HPCA). |
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http://www.realworldtech.com/page.cfm?ArticleID=RWT022805234129
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| | In its most basic form IBM's Cell does what computer architects have been doing since the first cache was invented — Cell moves a small bit of memory closer to the execution units, and lets the processor store frequently-used code and data in that local memory. | | | The result is that a trend at the system level is somewhat replicated at the level of the microprocessor. | | | What I've tried to illustrate with this diagram and the preceding ones is that there is a homology between the growth of on-die control logic that intervenes between the cache and the execution core and the growth of memory latency. |
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http://arstechnica.com/articles/paedia/cpu/cell-1.ars
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| | Chip trio allows glimpse into 'Cell' Tech News on ZDNet |
| | While Cell's hardware design might be difficult, it's creating software for the chip that will be the trickiest part of establishing it in the market. | | | They are also likely to form the basis of a Cell software development kit and also the Cell OS and applications for end-devices, such as game systems, sources said. | | | From his own analysis, Doherty believes Cell will create a new extensible computing platform. |
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http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9584_22-948493.html
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| | The Cell chip - what it is, and why you should care The Register |
| | The 'cell' which gives the chip its name doesn't refer to the hardware, but to a virtual clump of software which roams the system looking for computing resources. | | | The Cell architecture isn't just a blueprint for a new kind of chip, but for a massively distributed global computing network. | | | It promises to be the most important microprocessor of the decade, with potentially enormous repercussions for how the industry computes, and how the rest of us use digital media. |
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/02/01/cell_analysis_part_one
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| | The New York Times > Technology > Smaller Than a Pushpin, More Powerful Than a PC |
| | The Cell has a modular design based on a slightly less powerful I.B.M. processor that is currently in G5 64-bit desktop computers from Apple Computer. | | | The Cell chip, computer experts said, could have a theoretical peak performance of 256 billion mathematical operations per second. | | | Several computer industry executives warned, however, that despite the Cell's impressive specifications, success is not guaranteed for any new design in the computer industry. |
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http://www.nytimes.com/2005/02/07/technology/07chip.html?ex=1265432400&en=c3e2082037a01306&ei=5090&partner=rssuserland
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| | Real World Technologies - ISSCC 2005: The CELL Microprocessor |
| | The fundamental idea of the CELL processor project is to reverse this trend and give up the pursuit of single threaded performance, in favor of allocating additional hardware resources to perform parallel computations. | | | The fundamental task of a processor is to manage the flow of data through its computational units. | | | The CELL processor is expected by this consortium to provide computing power an order of magnitude above and beyond what is currently available to its competitors. |
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http://www.realworldtech.com/page.cfm?ArticleID=RWT021005084318
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| | FT.com / By industry / IT - IBM, Sony, Toshiba to reveal ‘superbrain chip’ |
| | The Cell developers have already produced a prototype of a computer workstation with supercomputer capabilities. | | | This can split a microprocessor into any number of virtual processors to perform different tasks across a network from a central location. | | | The consortium says this will improve the quality of video delivered over the broadband internet and increase the fidelity of computer games. |
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http://news.ft.com/cms/s/6b31ebfe-786b-11d9-9961-00000e2511c8.html
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| | IT giants reveal Cell microprocessor - Computer Business Review |
| | The Cell technology is expected to perform various tasks at once, and the companies are optimistic that this will enhance the quality of video delivered over the internet and increase the conformity of computer games. | | | The new microprocessor will be marketed at the digital home industry as an ideal technology for home entertainment devices and computers, and will appear in Sony and Toshiba's high-definition TVs, Sony home server for broadband content and its upcoming PlayStation 3. | | | The first machines off the line using the Cell processor will be computer workstations and servers. |
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http://www.cbronline.com/article_news_print.asp?guid=98CB4367-F653-4082-B450-24695B46B5B7
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| | PlayStation 3's Cell chip for military Use. - Pro-G |
| | Cell Chip used in the PlayStation 3 to be used in medical and military systems. | | | The US firm Mercury Computer Systems has licensed the Cell microprocessor "to develop products with dramatically improved performance for graphic-intensive workloads and computationally intensive applications," including military and medical computer systems. | | | The Cell chip is the heart of the PlayStation 3 and will also be found in high performance television sets from Toshiba next year. |
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http://www.pro-g.co.uk/news/nid/1011
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| | InformationWeek Cell Processors IBM, Sony, Toshiba Shed Light On The Cell February 7, 2005 |
| | IBM, Sony, Sony Computer Entertainment and Toshiba talk up their jointly developed cell microprocessor, described as a "supercomputer on a chip" designed to handle demanding digital media and computer graphics. | | | Feb 7, 2005 03:30 PM IBM, Sony Corp., the Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. and Toshiba Corp. on Monday released more details on the jointly developed Cell microprocessor, which the companies claim is a "supercomputer on a chip" that's made to handle demanding digital media and computer graphics. | | | "Cell is obviously not a general purpose processor, but rather one very specifically focused on certain types of performance-oriented computing. |
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http://www.informationweek.com/story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=59301842&tid=13692
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| | Supercomputer on a chip unveiled - Tech News & Reviews - MSNBC.com |
| | Cell’s designers say their chip, built from the start with the burgeoning world of rich media and broadband networks in mind, can deliver 10 times the performance over today’s PC processors. | | | Supercomputer claims are nothing new in the high-tech industry, and over the years chip and computer companies have steadily improved microprocessor performance even without altering chips’ underlying architecture. | | | And while its competitors may well match the Cell chip in performance by the time it debuts in 2006, it differs considerably from today’s processors in constitution. |
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6929471
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| | depthCORE Forums - The Cell Microprocessor |
| | In case you didn't know, the Cell microprocessor is a new type of processor under development by an alliance known as STI(Sony, Toshiba, and IBM) and is based on IBM's POWER architecture. | | | Now, Microsoft hasn't announced support for the Cell processor meaning either they won't and will get buried by IBM(IBM created OS/2 then sold it to Microsoft who promtly made Windows NT based on OS/2) and the other computer companies wanting a peice of this new Cell, or they will support it. | | | Mercury Computers has already put a pre-release Cell processor(2 actually) in their high-end servers. |
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http://forums.depthcore.com/showthread.php?t=3995
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| | IBM Cell chip moves beyond gaming - Hardware - www.itnews.com.au |
| | The first breakout of Cell microprocessor technology from its entrenched place in the gaming industry has been announced by Mercury Computer Systems. | | | IBM, co-developer of the Cell technology, and Mercury, the first non-gamer user of the technology, said they would work together to develop computer systems for data-intensive applications. | | | Mercury said the technology had unique advantages in delivering algorithms across various and diverse applications. |
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| | New architecture for chips / Tech alliance introduces Cell microprocessor for electronic gear |
| | But the Cell's true calling will be in delivering digital content, said Masakazu Suzuoki, Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.'s vice president of microprocessor development. | | | Toshiba is expected to start using the chip for its high-definition televisions, and IBM will build workstation computers with it. | | | With the increased popularity of digital entertainment such as music and movies, tech giants in both the computer and consumer electronics industries have been trying to stake their claim in the living room and beyond. |
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http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/02/08/BUGPCB7D1L1.DTL
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| | CoolTechZone.com - Cell Microprocessor: An In-Depth Look at the Future |
| | The Cell processor is only a 2-issue core, which means that it can process only two instructions at one time; compare that to the Athlon 64 chips with 3-issue cores. | | | This is deemed to be the future of computing. | | | What is difficult to understand is, why we didn’t think of this earlier? |
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http://www.cooltechzone.com/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=1660
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| | Toshiba : Press Releases 8 February, 2005 |
| | Effectively a "supercomputer on a chip" incorporating advanced multi-processing technologies used in IBM's sophisticated servers, Sony Group's computer entertainment systems and Toshiba's advanced semiconductor technology, Cell will become the broadband processor used for industrial applications to the new digital home. | | | IBM semiconductors are a major contributor to the company's position as the world's largest information technology company. | | | Cell is OS neutral and supports multiple operating systems simultaneously |
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http://www.toshiba.co.jp/about/press/2005_02/pr0801.htm
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| | Mercury and IBM to create powerfull Cell Microprocessor computers |
| | Thanks to the Cell technology, Mercury will be able to offer their customers boosted computer performance, particularly in demanding applications such as radar, sonar, MRI, CT, digital X-ray, and others to a new level of sophistication and performance. | | | Mercury and IBM to create powerfull Cell Microprocessor computers | | | It is the addition of the eight SPU cores that give Cell its performance boost.” Randy Dean, Vice President at Mercury Computer Systems told MobileMag earlier this afternoon. |
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| | TechWeb News IBM Cell Processor Debuts In New Blades |
| | The IBM Cell microprocessor technology behind Mercury Computer Systems’ new Dual Cell-Based Blade, announced Thursday, will not only be the harbinger of powerful new things to come for Mercury Computing, but for IBM as well. | | | He expects the outlines of the partnership with Mercury Computing to be developed with other vendors, which, like Mercury Computing, have expertise in specific markets. | | | IBM& Gupta expects to see more models coming from Mercury Computing in the future and he thinks the Cell technology will find its way into different form factors. |
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| | Partners release first detailed specs for Cell microprocessor |
| | These, Greenberg speculated, might be generally useful to design teams who are struggling with the challenges of developing parallel code - even outside the Cell architecture. | | | Available Thursday (Aug. 25) for free download, the documents will enable developers outside the initial circle of Playstation3 engineers to begin detailed evaluation of the architecture. | | | For now, Greenberg suggested, the tool set is intended for such evaluations, rather than for full development efforts. |
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| | The latest documents will describe different facets of the Cell microprocessor such as; Cell Broadband Engine Architecture, Synergistic Processor Unit Instruction Set Architecture (SPU ISA), SPU C/C++ Language Extensions, Application Binary Interface and Assembly Language specifications. | | | Jim Kahle, IBM Fellow, said, "IBM and its partners are committed to providing the development and open-source communities with comprehensive, early access to the Cell Broadband Engine architecture and to encouraging those exploring the infinite possibilities of Cell". | | | You think Cell is gonna be a revolution in computer history? |
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| | Mercury Computer Systems : Cell Microprocessor: Mercury Computer Systems Announces the First Cell BE Processor-Based ... |
| | The Dual Cell-Based Blade, based on IBM's industry-leading BladeCenter(R) design, will offer unprecedented peak performance of 400 GFLOPS and feature two IBM Cell BE processors, as well as XDR(TM) memory from Rambus Inc. An online data sheet is available at www.mc.com/cell. | | | Mercury Computer Systems : Cell Microprocessor: Mercury Computer Systems Announces the First Cell BE Processor-Based Product for Industrial, Medical, and Military Markets | | | Mercury Computer Systems Announces the First Cell BE Processor-Based Product for Industrial, Medical, and Military Markets |
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| | IBM will help others integrate 'Cell' microprocessor technology |
| | Cell will not only boost the performance of applications and board-level products aimed at digital media areas such as movies and other home entertainment development, but potentially in government laboratories, digital security, higher education and deep computing, as well. | | | IBM EandTS clients using these new services will be able to access a Cell software simulation environment through IBM's Deep Computing Capacity on Demand Center in Poughkeepsie, New York. | | | IBM will help others integrate 'Cell' microprocessor technology |
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| | EETimes.com - Cell processor to support Linux |
| | SAN JOSE, Calif. — IBM Corp. and Sony Corp. have released new software components and documentation for the Cell processor, including extensions to Linux. | | | The IBM Full System Simulator executable provides a rich set of capabilities for architecture simulation of the processor, according to IBM. | | | The CBE Linux Reference Implementation Application Binary Interface Specification, V1.0 has been published simultaneously. |
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| | MAXCONSOLE - Cell Processor Goes Beyond the PlayStation 3 |
| | Mercury Computer Systems announced today that it will partner with IBM to integrate the Cell microprocessor technology to build new breakthrough computer systems for data-intensive applications. | | | MAXCONSOLE - Cell Processor Goes Beyond the PlayStation 3 | | | The company is the first outside of the gaming industry to use Cell microprocessor technology design services from IBM. |
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| | Mercury Computer Systems : BE Processor |
| | Developers can evaluate and test Mercuryâs expanding Cell-based product set using the Cell Technology Evaluation System (CTES). | | | The Dual Cell-Based Blade offers unprecedented peak performance of 400 GFLOPS for high-performance computing (HPC) applications. | | | MultiCore Framework (MCF) software is an application programming interface (API) for applications based on the Cell Broadband Engine⢠(BE) processor. |
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| | cell - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about cell |
| | However, it was not until the introduction of more advanced optical techniques and equipment in the mid-20th century, such as the electron microscope, that these minute structures could be examined in detail. | | | The prokaryotic cell also lacks organelles such as mitochondria, chloroplasts, endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi apparatus, and centrioles, which perform specialized tasks in eukaryotic cells. | | | Water, which provides a favourable environment for biochemical reactions, makes up 60 to 65% of each cell. |
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| | Console: Toshiba Demonstrates Cell Microprocessor |
| | If you needed to do a heck of a lot of lighting or physics calculations, the cell processor would be a good thing to have as long as you could deal with the complexity of programming it. | | | I contend Channel9 is a covert research project | | | The eight SPUs allow the cell to do some specific tasks a lot faster though, so it depends on how you look at it. |
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| | PS3 chip to be unveiled in February - News at GameSpot |
| | The chip is optimized for intensive applications and also excels in broadband-rich media applications, including games and other forms of digital content, such as movies. | | | "This will be significantly faster than previous types of game systems and should provide new effects." Sony Computer Entertainment CTO Masayuki Chatani, was less modest, saying, "The Cell processor-based workstation will totally change the digital content creation environment." | | | TOKYO--For the past three years, Sony, Toshiba, and IBM have been codeveloping the "Cell" chip, an advanced microprocessor that will be used for the PlayStation 3. |
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| | PlayStation 3 'Cell' Chip : Ployer |
| | Cell pulls from IBM's sophisticated servers, Sony Group's computer entertainment systems and Toshiba's advanced semiconductor technology, it is expected the Cell microprocessor will become the broadband processor used for industrial applications to the new digital home. | | | Cell also supports multiple operating systems, such as conventional operating systems (including Linux), real-time operating systems for computer entertainment and consumer electronics applications as well as guest operating systems for specific applications, simultaneously. | | | Sony is planning on using this chip in their next-generation Playstation game console. |
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http://ployer.com/archives/2005/02/playstation_3_c_1.php
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| | IBM signs Mercury for Cell-based PCs - vnunet.com |
| | Mercury Computer Systems has become the first company outside the gaming industry to select IBM's Cell microprocessor. | | | Mercury will use IBM's Cell chip in a range of processing systems | | | The Cell processor, developed by IBM, Toshiba and Sony Group, is built around an architectural design featuring eight synergistic processing elements plus an IBM Power processor-based core. |
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| | Prospects For the CELL Microprocessor Beyond Games |
| | Besides the much touted 256 GFlops single-precision floating point performance the CELL processor has 25-30 GFlops in double-precision, which is useful enough for scientific computation. | | | CNET News 02/22/05 01 AM Ladbrokes barred from net games in Netherlands | | | CNET News 02/22/05 01 PM Army loses in games war |
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| | TechOnLine - Using the Cell Microprocessor |
| | Mercury Computer Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: MRCY) is the leading provider of high-performance embedded, real-time digital signal and image processing computer systems. | | | In addition we will provide simple program examples to illustrate key Cell development tools. | | | We will contrast the Cell's SPU instruction set with the popular PowerPC Altivec&; extensions (which are also found inside Cell). |
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http://www.techonline.com/community/ed_resource/webcast_upcoming/38325?al=1
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| | IBM, Sony, Toshiba give details of new Cell chip technology - Forbes.com |
| | For its part, Intel is expected to show off a new version of its Itanium chip, which contains more than 1.7 bln transistors in a dual-core design meant to boost overall processing performance. | | | Another advantage of the Cell is that it can simultaneously support multiple operating systems, such as conventional operating systems, real-time operating systems for computer entertainment and consumer electronics applications as well as guest operating systems for specific applications. | | | However, the chip is expected to be marketed for use in other high-end consumer electronics such as televisions and home entertainment systems, as well as in business-level supercomputers. |
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http://www.forbes.com/infoimaging/feeds/infoimaging/2005/02/08/infoimagingcomtex_2005_02_08_ak_0000-9302-.dsthightech_04.html
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| | 4 GHz Processor Unveiled |
| | Sony indicated in January 2003 that it would use the FlexIO and XDR technology in future game consoles in conjunction with the Cell microprocessor. | | | Finally, the Cell chip was also designed to be an "OS-agnostic processor," capable of running real-time operating systems, "guest" applications, and Linux. | | | The Cell processor uses two technologies from Rambus: a chip-to-chip interconnect, FlexIO, formerly known as |
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| | Toshiba : Press Releases 20 September,, 2005 |
| | Highly efficient power supply system: The supply system is optimized to drive the Cell processor. | | | The chip also supports a group of interfaces for various systems (video, audio input/output, digital AV interface, IEEE1394, digital tuner interface) and a group of interfaces that make it easier to connect standard input/output devices (standard bus interface, high speed network interface and storage device interface.) | | | The Cell Chip Set is composed of the Cell processor, a Super Companion Chip—the interface between Cell and external audio/visual input/output equipment—and a power supply system chip optimized to drive the Cell microprocessor. |
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| | Toshiba Showcases Cell's Capabilities |
| | Cell processors will also be the heart of the upcoming Playstation 3 gaming console. | | | The company showed the advanced processing capabilities of the new Cell processors when it is overloaded with demanding tasks such as HD video encoding/decoding. | | | The company expects the technology to be used to display thumbnails for a video list. |
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| | Cell biochemistry - Columbia Encyclopedia article about Cell biochemistry |
| | This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional. | | | Cell biology is concerned with the organization and functioning of the individual cell and depends greatly on biochemical techniques. | | | As the study of life forms demonstrated similar or even identical processes occurring in widely divergent species, it has taken the biochemist to unravel the underlying chemical basis for these phenomena. |
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| | Steve Rowe's Blog : Sony's Cell Microprocessor |
| | The Cell Processor is going to be the heart and soul of the next Playstation. | | | Update: Here is another article on the Cell processor, this time by Ars Technica. | | | Isn't most of the Cell chip's power single-precision vector processing? |
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