This revolutionary technology promises to transform CPUs from serial processors into high-speed, multi-lane highways without the need for updating to the latest technology.Flow Computing, a Helsinki-based tech startup has claimed that it can boost the performance of any CPU by 100X. It intends to achieve this milestone by shifting work to a special parallel processing unit inside or outside of the chip.
Also, if that was the case tech moguls like Intel would have done that years ago. However, it seems like Flow has its own set of plans and strategies. have been improved since the days of vacuum tubes and punch cards. One of the primary limitations of CPUs include serial rather than parallel processors, they can only do one thing at a time, according to
According to Flow, they seem to have done away with this limitation. They are likely to turn the CPU from a one-lane street into a multi-lane highway. Flow intends to lead the SuperCPU revolution through its radical new Parallel Performance Unit architecture, enabling up to 100X the performance of any CPU, regardless of architecture and with full backwards software compatibility,” he added.There have been mixed reactions from the internet with regard to Flow’s recent claim. Some say that this seems to be a vague idea, while others say there is already an existence of high-performance parallel computing.