(LWN.net): Parallel computing is at least part of the future of computing. When even fairly low-end phones have multiple cores, it is clear where things are headed. In the future, hardware with even more parallelism will be available, but parallel…

(HARDWARE.NO): På nettstedet Kickstarter, hvor entreprenører kan be om finansiering fra publikum, dukker det med ujevne mellomrom opp prosjekter som kan være verdt å legge merke til. Etter en vellykket Kickstarter-kampanje som ble avsluttet i oktober i fjor, har et…

(DESIGNSPARK): There has been a great deal of progress since I last wrote about Parallella back in January, and what follows is a selection of milestones and highlights from over the past three months. FULL ARTICLE

(HPCWIRE): Last week, Adapteva revealed the first production units of its $99 Linux “supercomputer.” Speaking at the Linux Collaboration Summit in San Francisco, California, CEO Andreas Olofsson announced the first batch of Parallella final form factor boards will be shipped…

Big data requires big processing, but can our current pace keep up with the processing demands of the future? Perhaps not if we continue the status quo, suggested Andreas Olofsson, CEO of chipmaker, Adapteva, in a keynote at the Linux…

(GEEK): Cheap, tiny, underpowered computers are becoming a hot new trend in the computing world ever since the $25 and $35 Raspberry Pi models broke onto the scene. For the most part, the Raspberry Pi gets all the buzz, as…

(GEARBURN): Parallella, the US$99 Linux supercomputer “for everyone” is coming in a few months for the select users who ordered one-off Kickstarter. Adapteva announced at the Linux Collaboration Summit that the very first Parallella boards are up and running and the 6300 users…

(LINUX.COM): The Linux Foundation’s executive director Jim Zemlin sees a new trend in the technology industry toward a collaborative development model. Companies are focusing their research and development efforts outward and participating more in open source projects to accelerate innovation…

(ZDNET): Move over Raspberry Pi, here comes Adapteva’s Parallella, a low-cost parallel chip board for Linux supercomputing.Chip-company Adapteva announced on April 15th at the Linux Collaboration Summit in San Francisco, California, that they’ve built their first Parallella parallel-processing board for…

(BUSINESS INSIDER): When they first came to the public eye in the 1950s or so, computers were astronomically expensive room-sized behemoths. Over time, they developed into the familiar desktops and mobile devices of today. Yet, as powerful as our consumer…