X-bit labs found on-chip supercomputer system is abbreviated to SCC in Europe on a demo that runs on the motherboard experimental “Copper Ridge” with I / O integration, which is also integrated graphics as well as eight DIMM slots. There are no SATA ports, but using a USB flash disk for storage.
According to the report, the SCC has 23 tiles / box with two x86 cores on each box / tilenya where each has their own L2 cache and can run the OS and software as separate standalone computational units that communicate with one another via packet-based network / package. SCC is also integrated DDR3 memory controller 4.
48-core chip has 24 small routers that facilitate inter-core faster data exchange between the chips. Each core also has a buffer on the chip that can instantly exchange data in parallel to all the cores.
Intel also informed that the 48-core chip has a resource of more sophisticated systems that can pull data between the 25 watt to 125 watts. This system also can reduce the core clock speed and disable.
Intel has revealed that the experimental chip is running at the same frequency with Atom CPU to be approximately 1.2 GHz to 1.83 GHz.
