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Explore 12 Multicore Processors products used by 12,872 tracked companies, identify relevant accounts, and connect with decision-makers.
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TECHNOLOGY LANDSCAPE#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 Request contactsTechnology counts, where displayed, are source-linked estimates. Product install bases may overlap and should not be summed as unique companies.
Multicore Processors technologies
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ARM Cortex CPU
8,892tracked companies69% market shareIBM Power7
1,143tracked companies8% market shareARM Cortex-M4
912tracked companies7% market shareHP Itanium
487tracked companies<5% market shareAMD EPYC
198tracked companies<5% market shareIBM Power9
356tracked companies<5% market shareARM Cortex-A53
148tracked companies<5% market shareIBM Power8
341tracked companies<5% market shareIBM Power10
38tracked companies<5% market shareARM Mali GPU
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Multicore ProcessorsTechnology migrationTechnology evaluation
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| Account | Technology | Research topic | Target roles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Example Company A | ARM Cortex CPU | Technology evaluation | IT leadership |
| Example Company B | IBM Power7 | Platform migration | Technical decision-makers |
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What is Multicore Processors?
Processors with multiple cores for parallel computing in devices and servers.
Which products are most widely used?
ARM Cortex CPU, IBM Power7 and ARM Cortex-M4 lead this category.
Can I get companies using just one specific product?
Yes, request a custom filtered list for that single product.
Can I filter by location, company size, industry, or buyer role?
Yes, by those firmographics and relevant hardware roles.
Do these company counts add up to unique companies?
No, install bases may overlap and should not be summed.