Where modern CPU is "invented"?
Apr. 15th, 2012 04:30 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
izardReading Russian web forums, I've noticed two misconceptions:
"Core 2 processor is invented in Israel", someone wrote in this thread at RSDN. I've seen this point of view few times already also at ixbt and some other places in runet. Few argue that it is not true and everything important happens in US.
There are plenty of public sources describing where each new microarchitecture is developed.
E.g. according to Wikipedia article, article at Intel web site and many articles like this one
Nehalem(2009) and Haswell(2013) are designed mostly in Oregon; Merom(2007) and Sandy Bridge(2011) - mostly in Israel. I tend to believe everything I read in Internet ;), so I thought it is kind of common sense, nothing to argue about.
The real mystery is where Atom cores are designed :::))) If it was not linkedin, that would be a bit more difficult to google :)
"Core 2 processor is invented in Israel", someone wrote in this thread at RSDN. I've seen this point of view few times already also at ixbt and some other places in runet. Few argue that it is not true and everything important happens in US.
There are plenty of public sources describing where each new microarchitecture is developed.
E.g. according to Wikipedia article, article at Intel web site and many articles like this one
Nehalem(2009) and Haswell(2013) are designed mostly in Oregon; Merom(2007) and Sandy Bridge(2011) - mostly in Israel. I tend to believe everything I read in Internet ;), so I thought it is kind of common sense, nothing to argue about.
The real mystery is where Atom cores are designed :::))) If it was not linkedin, that would be a bit more difficult to google :)
