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Fujitsu plans most powerful CPU ever for its supercomputer: launching in 2027, 288-core Monaka ditches HBM and will use PCIe 6.0 and 2nm process, but will it be enough to fend off x86?

Fujitsu is preparing to introduce a new data center processor in 2027. The 288-core (144 cores x two sockets) Monaka chip is based on the Armv9-A architecture and adopts High Bandwidth Memory in favor of PCIe 6.0 (CXL3.0).

The chip will use 3D many-core architecture for more cores, lower latency, and high throughput. This architecture uses a 2nm process for the core which offers high performance and lower power consumption, and a 5nm SRAM for all the last level cache, tightly coupled to the core which via Through-Silicon Via (TSV) technology. It will have 12-channel DDR5 memory and will be air-cooled.

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