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Cell Broadband Engine technology
The Cell Broadband Engine™ is a breakthrough microprocessor with unique capabilities for applications requiring video, 3D graphics, or high-performance computation for imaging, security, visualization, health care, surveillance, and more. Based on the Power Architecture™, a choreographed high-bandwidth memory architecture, and multicore technology, the Cell Broadband Engine has been shown to accelerate some algorithms to many times the speed of a traditional microprocessor.
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The developerWorks® Cell Broadband Engine™ Resource Center provides resource for all things related to Cell Broadband Engine, including articles on the technology, daily news on the processor, and links to CBEA forums.
Related technologies here at alphaWorks®:
IBM® Assembly Visualizer for Cell Broadband Engine
A tool that provides a graphical user interface (GUI) for viewing the static analysis results of a Synergistic Processing Element (SPE) program and that enables safe, interactive hand-tuning of assembly.
IBM Full-System Simulator for the Cell Broadband Engine Processor
A full-system simulation infrastructure and tools for the Cell Broadband Engine processor.
Interactive Ray Tracer for Cell Broadband Engine
A proof-of-technology visual demonstration of the graphics power of the Cell Broadband Engine for realistic real-time animation on the Playstation 3 or QS21 platforms.
IBM Dynamic Application Virtualization
A technology that enables computationally-intensive applications to take advantage of accelerated libraries on remote, back-end systems (including Cell Broadband Engine), reducing time to deployment and disruption to business.
Visual Performance Analyzer
An Eclipse-based visual performance toolkit; the Trace Analyzer component visualizes Cell Broadband Engine traces.
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