Enumera CPU

	Low cost super computing solutions

History of the CPU Core

	1968 Chuck Moore invents the FORTH Language
	1980 Developed by Chuck Moore at Forth Inc.
	1983 Broke from Forth Inc to become Novix
	1985 Harris Buys Novix Chip becomes Harris RTX family
	1990 Started development of Sh-boom CPU
	1995 Patriot Scientific aquires it.
	1994 MPU 21 Developed for Offete Enterprises.
	1993 to 98 F21
	1996 to 1998 ITV I21 CPU
	2000 Chuck Moore joins Enumera Project

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Enumera’s Background

	John Sokol started Enumera to be able to expand research into parallel computing.
	This began as an extension from using clusters for video compression and high performance web and video serving.
	The first project was 100 Pentium CPU's in a 6" rack. Ethernet Multicast Boot on disk less motherboards. Designs for over 300 CPU's in a 6" (single depth) rack were drafted but dropped when we found the Chuck Moore CPU's.

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Two major direction this can be used.

	1.) As low cost, low power devices, using a single core and co-processors.
	2.) As an ultra high performance cluster on a chip, still low power and cost.

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