Sep 01, 2009 • Multi-core

Multi-core Needs Virtualization

By Mark Hermeling

Here is a good blog posting by
Gernot Heiser on some of the reasons why virtualization is required for
effective resource management on multi-corechips. The post has a strong
focus on wireless devices. While there may not be a lot of multi-core¹ chips in cell phones currently, this will certainly increase in the upcoming years. OK Labs is now a member of the multi-core association as well, welcome to the party guys!

¹ Not counting SoCs with heterogeneous cores

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