> PowerCore, I don't recognize that one. Any info?

"At the center of China’s emerging OpenPOWER-based ecosystem is CP1, the first POWER chip for the China market, from a Chinese chip design company named PowerCore. The first China OpenPOWER system with CP1 will come to market this year. CP1 will be utilized by Zoom Netcom for a new line of servers called RedPower, the first China OpenPOWER two-socket system coming to market in 2015."
http://openpowerfoundation.org/press-releases/openpower-foundation-technology-leaders-unveil-hardware-solutions-to-deliver-new-server-alternatives/
http://openpowersummit2015.tumblr.com/factsheet

"Suzhou PowerCore Technology Co. Ltd plans to deliver working versions of its CP1 (below) this summer. It will come in 8-, 10 and 12-core versions, each with a 64K data cache and 32K instruction cache. Like the IBM chip, the CP1 has 96MB of L3 cache, 115GB/s memory bandwidth and can support 32 lanes of PCIe 3.0."
http://m.eetasia.com/ART_8800710927_480100_NT_1cc78541_3.HTM

Website: http://www.powercore.com.cn/en/


Edit: Seems the CP1 has been renamed the HX-C1000.

[ Edited by Andreas_Wolf 26.08.2023 - 00:21 ]