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A very interesting generation of processors, even if they are aimed at the professional sector, because they confirm that there is much life beyond the classic x86 designs.

The Tachyum Prodigy T16128-AIX, which is the top-of-the-range processor within this new generation of high-performance Tachyum CPUs, can work without problem in configurations of two and four sockets, uses a totally customized architecture that is able to work without problem in x86, ARM and RISC-V environments, and also with FP64, FP32, TF32, BF16, INT8 and FP8 operations.

Startup Tachyum has reportedly created one of the most powerful processors in the world: the Prodigy T16128 general-purpose processor. With 128 64-bit CPU cores running at up to 5.7GHz, 16 DDR5 memory controllers and 64 PCIe 5.0 lanes, the Prodigy T16128 can handle general-purpose computing, high-performance computing (HPC), and AI workloads, all on a single chip realized above.

Prodigy is known as the world’s first Universal Processor. CPU, GPU and TPU tasks can be performed on the same chip, and it can run native and x86, Arm and RISC-V binaries, providing cost savings and high performance computing power compared to competing products.

If there’s one word to describe Tachyum’s Prodigy CPUs which feature a universal processor design, that would be insanity. Initially announced all the way back in 2018, the CPUs are now nearing their launch as the company has listed several Prodigy SKUs and beginning to take pre-orders for evaluation kits.

When Tachyum unveiled the concept of its Prodigy Universal Processor at Hot Chips 18, it made quite a splash with a chip designed to run any code using a dynamic binary translator. It demonstrated high performance when executing both native and translated code.

Tachyum’s new Prodigy T16128-AIX CPU: 128 cores @ 5.7GHz with 16-channel DDR5-7200, PCIe 5.0 x64 lanes, 950W insanity CPU.

Faster and more efficient than the competition: Tachyum promises a lot with the Prodigy CPU, and the CEO goes even further in this interview. Read the full article in German below

Startup, Tachyum, launched its universal processor, Prodigy, that the company says unifies the functionality of a CPU, GPU and TPU in a single processor, while delivering massive performance improvements at a cost many times less than competing products.

The wait is almost over and Tachyum has formally launched Prodigy, which is described as “the world’s first universal processor.” The underlying idea is that people are currently using different types of processors to perform different types of tasks — central processing units (CPUs) for general-purpose processing, graphics processing units (GPUs) for graphics and hardware acceleration of algorithms that process large blocks of data in parallel, and AI accelerators for artificial intelligence (AI) applications.

Almost since the birth of data centers, operators have single-mindedly concerned themselves with performance numbers, but right now, that focus is being split into other priorities like cost reduction and environmental responsibilities that were on the sidelines before.

Unknown to the general public, the company Tachyum has just announced a range of processors that it presents as revolutionary being the " first universal processors in the world “.

Tachyum’s very special processor, named Prodigy, offers unprecedented performance and manages to do almost every job on its own.

Tachyum debuted a processor that combines the functionality of a CPU, GPU, and TPU in a homogeneous architecture. The Prodigy processor incorporates 128 high-performance unified 64-bit cores running up to 5.7 GHz, 16 DDR5 memory controllers, and 64 PCIe 5.0 lanes.

However, we get a more specific idea thanks to the list of supported data formats: FP64, FP32, TF32, BF16, Int8, FP8 and TAI, while the chip contains 1024-bit vector and 4096-bit matrix units and handles 4 out-of-order instructions per clock.

Prodigy is significantly better than the best-performing processors currently available in hyperscale, HPC and AI markets.

The wait is finally over and the US-startup Tachyum has now launched its Prodigy universal processor which combines the functionality of a CPU, GPU and TPU in a single processor.

FPGA specialist Tachyum has made an outlandish claim this week, by declaring its new Prodigy line of reprogrammable silicon as the “first universal processor.” With big performance claims to boot, the Prodigy FPGA is being positioned to target all manner of data center workloads, with video being a key use case.

Unlike other CPU and GPU solutions, Tachyum’s Prodigy was designed to handle matrix and vector processing from the ground up, rather than as an afterthought.

Tachyum has created Prodigy T16128, a processor designed to carry out any type of workload, from general-purpose computing to high-performance computing (HPC) and AI.

Tachyum has launched a processor which combines the functions of a CPU, GPU and TPU.

The specifications of Tachyum’s Prodigy CPU are truly mind-boggling. The flagship variant comes with 128 64-bit CPU cores that can hit speeds of up to 5.7GHz. As can be seen from the specs, this is a processor you may find in places that require high-performance computing.

A processor that can do HPC, AI, and Machine Learning all on one chip! Running all of these different HPC workloads inside a single chip could drastically change the server landscape: Companies would be able to pack many more chips into a server farm with lower power requirements and less cooling.

Prodigy is significantly better than the best-performing processors currently available in hyperscale, HPC and AI markets.

Prodigy is significantly better than the best-performing processors currently available in hyperscale, HPC and AI markets.

Unlike other CPU and GPU solutions, Tachyum’s Prodigy was designed to handle matrix and vector processing from the ground up, rather than as an afterthought.

LAS VEGAS, May 11, 2022 – Tachyum™ today launched the world’s first universal processor, Prodigy, which unifies the functionality of a CPU, GPU and TPU in a single processor, creating a homogeneous architecture, while delivering massive performance improvements at a cost many times less than competing products. After the company undertook its mission to conquer the processor performance plateau in nanometer-class chips and the systems they power, Tachyum has succeeded by launching its first commercial product.

Prodigy is significantly better than the best-performing processors currently available in hyperscale, HPC and AI markets.

Prodigy is significantly better than the best-performing processors currently available in hyperscale, HPC and AI markets.

Prodigy is significantly better than the best-performing processors currently available in hyperscale, HPC and AI markets.