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Scatty 13-02-2007 10:57 PM

The researches from the firma IBM were able to produce a micropocessor that runs at the speed of 500Ghz.
You've read correctly, it is 500Ghz. And they intend to reach a speed of 1Thz (1000Ghz). Imagine what can everything be processed by such computers. Now if those stories about thinking computers and robot vs humans don't come into mind... :whistling:

Here's the link to the article - InfoWorld

bruno 13-02-2007 11:03 PM

Uah, when they will put on sale this tecnologie?

Scatty 13-02-2007 11:08 PM

I suppose it depends how many will buy it. The more buy it, the less expensive it becomes. As mentioned in the article, the chip is made "with low-cost manufacturing techniques" so maybe it won't be that expensive and soon released to the bright masses for use.

Tito 14-02-2007 09:05 AM

I don't think it will become available soon. You know how the market works, we are supposed to have to replace our computers every year or two, or else they will become obsolete. If they release that 500 Ghz thing, that would go against sales for a long time.

gregor 14-02-2007 10:47 AM

it will be probably very expencive and only for some larger network stations.

yeah the sales.... probably they will not put it out for PC yet.

U-Boat Commander David 14-02-2007 10:57 AM

OMG!

Thats like.. ownage! :ok:

Himmler 14-02-2007 11:58 AM

i like old games

The Fifth Horseman 14-02-2007 12:41 PM

That's unlikely to appear on mass market soon, primarily for the reason that other components would limit the effective speed of such a chip.

However, if this news is true we're likely to see CPU's with speeds of 10-20 gHz in next half decade.

Dave 14-02-2007 02:45 PM

Robot vs humans?
No fear guys! If robots will run windows vista humanity will be safe!!! LOL

Icewolf 15-02-2007 08:54 AM

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However, if this news is true we're likely to see CPU's with speeds of 10-20 gHz in next half decade.[/b]
Oh, maaaan. <_< I'm still running a 1,7 MHz machine...

Luso 15-02-2007 10:44 AM

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Robot vs humans?
No fear guys! If robots will run windows vista humanity will be safe!!! LOL
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:whip: :boxing:

:ok:

Please do not post smiley-only messages in future - Danny

velik_m 15-02-2007 12:57 PM

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Then they used liquid helium to freeze their microprocessor to 451 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. Nature's coldest temperature, known as absolute zero, is just a few degrees lower, at minus 459.67 degrees Fahrenheit. With no risk of melting the chip, they pushed it to 500GHz.
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You know the funny thing is, the first thought i had, when i read the first post was: "What did they do, sink it in the liquid helium?"

Saphire 15-02-2007 05:37 PM

:huh: That's amazing, even slightly scary. What a speed...

Dave 15-02-2007 05:56 PM

I've heard something about 80 core...

CorruptMylar 15-02-2007 11:33 PM

Now if they can fix the problem with heat...

I thought they were going to come out with optical chips that use light instead of electrons.

The Fifth Horseman 16-02-2007 08:47 AM

Optical chips were mentioned over half decade ago as "being in development" and shortly to arrive on mass market.
Somehow, that didn't happen.

Dave 16-02-2007 09:59 AM

Maybe because now they are studing new C-Mos transistors ...without silicon...they've found a new semiconductor :sneaky:

Quintopotere 17-02-2007 12:19 PM

500GHz... just too slow, compared with quantum chips, which don't work with the antiquate binary language, cuase every single qbits can transport/store MANY information faster... the future is overtaked! :ph34r:

And the freezeng system is TOO much energy expensive...


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