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Two chip ‘brains’ better than one?

Tuesday, August 20th, 2002
by Lockergnome

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Intel, among others, is trying to push the envelope in processor technology. Scientists are hoping to create a chip within a chip to take over specific jobs such as encryption or compression, improving processing prioritization.

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