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Cell Broadband Engine Related links: PowerPC
The first-generation Cell Broadband Engine (BE) processor is a multi-core chip comprised of a 64-bit Power Architecture processor core and eight synergistic processor cores, capable of massive floating point processing, optimized for compute-intensive workloads and broadband rich media applications. A high-speed memory controller and high-bandwidth bus interface are also integrated on-chip. The breakthrough multi-core architecture and ultra high-speed communications capabilities deliver vastly improved, real-time response, in many cases 10 times the performance of the latest PC processors. The Cell BE architecture is OS neutral and supports multiple operating systems simultaneously. Applications may range from a next generation of game systems with dramatically enhanced realism, to systems that form the hub for digital media and streaming content in the home, to systems used to develop and distribute digital content, to systems to accelerate visualization and supercomputing applications.
A comprehensive Cell Broadband Engine resource center is located at http://www.ibm.com/developer/power/cell
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