Mechanical Engineering-CIME, October 1st, 1997
Silicon Graphics Inc is predicting the continued use of data-mining applications and virtual product models for the next-generation of central processing units. The company plans to develop the R12000, a MIPS processor that features improved memory bandwidth and bottleneck handling capabilities. Future plans include the creation of processors that can handle 5 gigabytes per second of bandwidth.
With some of the most powerful engineering tools - three-dimensional solid-modeling systems and virtual-reality software, for example-reaching the mass market, leading microprocessor manufacturers are ...
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