Multi-core processor: Difference between revisions

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*[[Advanced Micro Devices|AMD]] released its dual-core [[Opteron]] server/workstation processors on [[22 April]] [[2005]], and its dual-core desktop processors, the [[Athlon 64]] [[Athlon 64 X2|X2]] family, were released on [[31 May]] 2005. Athlon also released the FX-60.

*[[Motorola]]/[[Freescale]] has dual-core ICs based on the [[PowerPC]] [[e600]] and [[e700]] cores in development.

*[[Sun_Microsystems]] multi-core CPUs include the 1.05 - 1.35 [[GHz]] [[UltraSPARC]] IV and 1.5 [[GHz]] [[UltraSPARC]] IV+ models, as well as the [[UltraSPARC T1]]

* [[Cradle Technologies]] [[MDSP]] (CT3400) (CT3600)

==Development motivation==