News Tachyum Teases 128-Core CPU: 5.7 GHz, 950W, 16 DDR5 Channels

[Admin]

Tachuym reveals the company's new lineup of processors with up to 128 cores.

Tachyum Teases 128-Core CPU: 5.7 GHz, 950W, 16 DDR5 Channels : Read more

 

[peachpuff]

But can it run...

 

[mdd1963]

"In simulations..."

<eyeroll/sigh!>

 

[jkflipflop98]

I like how the "low power" option at the bottom of the stack is still 180W.

 

[cfbcfb]

I like how the "low power" option at the bottom of the stack is still 180W.

But that's for 32 cores? If the performance claims turn out to be true (another story altogether!) then it'd be one of the lowest power draw 32 core desktop cpu's.

The Intel 12 cores and AMD 8 core cpus in the current gen all draw 200W+.

 

[gg83]

It's interesting how the industry seems to be going "compute specific" hardware, while this company is trying to go the other way. I hope it works! It seems the software people have to be on board though.

 

[King_V]

and AMD 8 core cpus in the current gen all draw 200W+.

Exactly which AMD 8-core CPUs in the current gen draw over 200W?

 

[Math Geek]

But that's for 32 cores? If the performance claims turn out to be true (another story altogether!) then it'd be one of the lowest power draw 32 core desktop cpu's.

ALL INTEL cpus in the current gen all draw 200W+.

there fixed it for you

 

[inder2]

I'm proud of that this product is from Slovakia, is faster than Intel, Amd and Nvidia with low power, everyone buy this and big producers lost customers, Slovakia is the best . Year 2023 is last year for current CPU and GPU manufacturer. Prodigy will be everywhere from Server to Desktops and notebooks i hope in phones too.

 

[Pleiades]

I'm proud of that this product is from Slovakia, is faster than Intel, Amd and Nvidia with low power, everyone buy this and big producers lost customers, Slovakia is the best . Year 2023 is last year for current CPU and GPU manufacturer. Prodigy will be everywhere from Server to Desktops and notebooks i hope in phones too.

Oh dear. Prepare to be disappointed. Nationalistic hubris is unseemly. And quite often fatal...