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Jim’s Random Notes - Musings on technology and life » Multicore Crisis? said
[…] clock speeds won’t be doubling every 18 months like they had been in the recent past. The Clock Speed Timeline graph makes this quite […]
Interesting Multicore Crisis Graph and Analysis – Intel Software Network Blogs said
[…] talked about why the multicore crisis has come to be. But, you've got to take a look at the Clock Speed Timeline graph Bob includes in his post to really understand how suddenly we reached the "can't get faster" point […]