Adapteva, an epiphany in more ways than one
(Chip Crunch): When discussing companies developing many-core processors, as opposed to multi-core processors, several companies come to mind. On the...
Adapteva believes high-performance computing is ready for an Epiphany
(The 451 Group): Our recent report on Adapteva introduced the company and its technology approach; here we focus on the...
The Best Digital Technology Comes In Small Packages
(Electronic Design): Adapteva’s 65-nm E16G301 Anemone Epiphany has 16 nodes that are only 0.5 mm2 (Fig. 2). This means the...
Adapteva Uses Magma’s RTL-to-GDSII Flow to Tape Out a 28-nm 64-Core Microprocessor Chip
(GLOBE NEWSWIRE): SAN JOSE, Calif., Nov. 10, 2011 — Magma Design Automation Inc. (Nasdaq:LAVA), a provider of chip design software,...
Adapteva Saves Tablet Power
(Forbes): If you’ve ever used a tablet or smart phone, you know how annoying it is when the device runs...
Drive for Inovation Stops by at Adapteva headquarters in Lexington (Video)
(EE Times): Brian Fuller, Editor at EETimes stopped by Adapteva’s headquarters in Lexington to interview the team. It was later...
Adapteva’s Epiphany Hopes to Bring Back the Math Coprocessor
(WIRED): Rarely have I seen a journalism fail like that surrounding the launch of Adapteva’s Epiphany IV tile-based coprocessor. I...
Adapteva CEO responds to Wired.com article skepticism
(WIRED): Andreas Olofsson was kind enough to respond to some of the questions and criticisms I raised in my piece...
How long until clouds adopt extrement computing chips?
(GIGAOM): Both mobile and high-performance computing are placing huge power efficiency and performance demands on chips, but the $64,000-question is...
This Crazy 64-Core Processor Wants to Be in Your Smartphone
(GIZMODO): Chip company Adapteva has a crazy notion: Let’s turn our smartphones into veritable supercomputers. And the way to do...