Andi ChandlerARM unveils first in‑house CPU with 136 cores.... starting with Meta.
Over 8,000 cores in an air-cooled rack... and over 45,000 in a liquid-cooled rack!
drs1969 (David Smith) 🇬🇧Took a wee trip down the #space #microprocessor rabbithole for this whole #AIDatacenter nonsense.
So state of the art microprocessor performance seems to be the BAE Systems RAD5545 SoC. It draws 35watts. It can do 3.6GFLOPS of compute performance. Everything is triple redundant & hardened.
A Samsung S26 ultra clocks in at 1000x the compute capability... that's running a state of the art 3nm process...
Space Karen is talking about a mythical 2nm orbital class chip process...
It's a Scam!
Fox Ritch 
🇩🇪Israel just committed a crime against computer history. By destroying the last F14's they effectively destroyed the first microprocessor ever made. Its like when the Soviets demolished Königsberg Castle.
#computerhistory #Israel #iranwar #computer #use #history #microprocessor #iran
Hacker NewsApple: Our philosophy is to provide software for our machines free (1976)
http://apple1.chez.com/Apple1project/Gallery/Gallery.htm
#ycombinator #Apple #Apple1 #Apple_1 #6502 #NMOS6502 #Microprocessor #Pom #Pom1 #Opcode_Matrix #Wozniak #monitor #bios #rom #computer #Ordinateur #Opcode #Instruction #Java #Applets #6502_Assembly #Emulation #Archive #Emulator #Histoire #History #Documentation #Doc #Docs
http://apple1.chez.com/Apple1project/Gallery/Gallery.htm
#ycombinator #Apple #Apple1 #Apple_1 #6502 #NMOS6502 #Microprocessor #Pom #Pom1 #Opcode_Matrix #Wozniak #monitor #bios #rom #computer #Ordinateur #Opcode #Instruction #Java #Applets #6502_Assembly #Emulation #Archive #Emulator #Histoire #History #Documentation #Doc #Docs
5021tipsYuh see (C an P) look alike! So by jus using 👀eyes, it's not safe fi differentiate a #microcontroller fram wid a #microprocessor!
https://www.5021.tips/ujanja/ecucomponents
Wi pack dis rubbish, tinking ting help yuh, seen🤔?
#electroniccomponents #ecurepair #ecu #umeme #repairtips #5021tips #hapaujanjatu #jifunze #diy
Ralph HoskingDreamed about Intel 808x assembly language last night - that hasn't happened in years.
#Intel #microprocessor #programming #program #assembly #assemblylanguage #dreams
Olly 👾The Lambda Papers: When LISP got turned into a Microprocessor.
During the AI research boom of the 1970s, the LISP language — from LISt Processor — saw a major surge in use and development, including many dialects being developed. One of these dialects was Scheme-78, developed by [Guy L. Steele] & [Gerald Jay Sussman], who wrote a number of articles that were published by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology [MIT] AI Lab as part of the AI Memos.
https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/359024.359031
#mit #lambda #papers #lisp #microprocessor #scheme78 #vlsi #chip #ai #cpu #retrocomputing #engineering #media #tech #news
Kemal ASLANRusya'nın işlemci konudaki birikimi çok yüksektir.
Batı bile bunları yazarken şu anda kullandığım bilgisayarda hâlâ takılı olan G4400 İntel Pentium işlemcilere de adını veren Rus mühendis "Vladimir Pentkovski" sâyesinde bu ileri işlemci teknolojisine geçebilmişti!
Onun adını onurlandırmak için işlemciye "Pentium" dendiği yazıyor!
#Pentium #VladimirPentkovski #chip #microcontroller #microprocessor
Andi ChorleyThe KIM-1, short for Keyboard Input Monitor, is a small 6502-based single-board computer developed and produced by MOS Technology, Inc. and launched in 1976. It was very successful in that period, due to its low price (thanks to the inexpensive 6502 microprocessor) and easy-access expandability. - Wikipedia
Discovered this very early historic home computer from my morning music "On the Other Ocean the debut studio album by American composer David Behrman,.. Considered a pioneering work of computer music, the album pairs electronics controlled by a KIM-1 computer with live players."
Predictably and wonderfully, we can build one ourselves.
http://www.6502.org/trainers/buildkim/buildkim.htm
#KIM1 #Microprocessor #SingleBoardComputer #HistoryofComputing #DavidBehrman #DIYComputers #6502 #MOSTechnology6502
Dani (
Antifascista)I'm a bit ashamed to admit that I once owned a quite extensive list of "unintended" opcodes in then popular microprocessors like the 6502 or the Z80, but somehow lost it after having finished university and moved on to later technologies. 😭
So, at some time between the end of the 80s and now, my virtual cat or imagined dog must have eaten it. 😉
May be you can still find that stuff on the interwebs, hidden somewhere in between all that AI slop. Wikipedia might help you.
To give you a hint from ancient memories: The Z80 could architecturally access its registers in both 8 bit and 16 bit chunks - except for the IX and IY ones. Documented as index registers like the well-known HL one (i.e. concatenated H and L), they were portrayed as non-splittable. But they were as people found out, giving you more independently manipulatable registers for situations where you could take advantage of that capability. The IX/IY prefixes were functional pretty much everywhere. Later implementations of the Z80 architecture may have lost that undocumented capability.