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Tachyum’s DRAM Failover technology offers superior memory error correction, providing a higher level of protection than traditional Error Correction Code (ECC).

A single Prodigy processor with 640 or 1280 DRAM chips attached would mean 64,000,000 DRAM chips, a significant scale. With DRAM Failover correct, a failing DRAM die per DIMM would not affect the operation of the system and will not cause failure with Prodigy, unlike GPU accelerators.

The distribution supports up to 1,024 cores in 4-socket configurations, ensuring Prodigy is ideal for a variety of enterprise applications such as supercomputing, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, data analytics, and web hosting.

The company’s software distribution package combines key advancements to deliver optimal performance for Prodigy. Notable updates to RC1 include the inclusion of GCC 14.2, Linux 6.12, LLVM 19, FreeBSD 14.1 and QEMU 9.11. The package also provides users with an optimization guide and performance-tuning tools to ensure maximum efficiency.

Adding the quantum-safe PQC algorithms, approved by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology as a global standard last August, ensures data centre deployments using the company’s universal processor are quantum-resistant and future-proofed for data security.

Tachyum, a leading player in technology innovation, has made significant strides in enhancing data security against quantum computer threats. The company recently announced its successful integration of the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST) quantum-safe algorithms into its Prodigy software distributions. This integration is pivotal for organizations aiming to fortify their data infrastructures against emerging quantum threats.

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Tachyum has released a 1,600-page guide for optimizing the performance of its Prodigy Universal Processor FPGA hardware. Even though the company has yet to tape out its Prodigy processors after years of delays, it has released a performance optimization manual for the chips, which have a unique instruction set architecture and optimization strategies, well before actual products start sampling or hit the market.

Tachyum’s Prodigy Performance Optimization Manual provides detailed information on how to fully benefit from the performance features that are built into Prodigy. It includes the required design guidelines for the development of high-performance software for a broad range of applications, including cloud, AI, and HPC.