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Trends in HPC Processors and Coprocessors

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Authors: Earl Joseph, Steve Conway, Bob Sorensen and Alex Norton

Publication Date: February 2018

Length: 8 pages

Category: Tech Spotlight
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The x86-64 processor base has solidified its overwhelming lead as the processor of choice for the HPC sites surveyed. ▪Within the last two years. the number of RISC processors identified at respondent sites has declined by over 40%, while the reported use of vector processors has essentially disappeared. ▪It is worth noting the appearance of a new albeit small presence of custom processors in the survey, reflecting some of the new custom chips being used in experimental HPCs around the world, such as those in leading-edge Chinese-built systems.

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