6502 > "graphing processor"

Going forward, I see the 6502 scaling into designs with millions of cores, acting as a simple parallel X/Y register vector processor...
in addition to a ultra-low-latency single-core high clocked serial processor for funny mainframes running extremely linear code. (some transaction/fax/credit card ...

Update on the project, explaining how we'd get round the patent issues:

It'll likely be done in a mixture of Cadence OrCAD, Icarus Verilog and/or Synopsys software, with additional libraries either freely downloaded or bought from Mentor Graphics, GlobalFoundries, TSMC, IBM and/or these companies ...

For sure. However it's not like I have to do literally everything myself here - I definitely have genuine, quality connections in the industry and believe I can coordinate our efforts well. I am familiar with the use of logic diagrams to solve bugs like that (ie. under states x, y, z with this test ...

For most projects here, if you were to ask the dreaded "why" question, you'd get an answer like
- because I find it interesting
- because I want to learn something
and sometimes
- because I want to teach
or
- because I think I can sell a few of these

And all of those work pretty well as ...

Appreciate the responses, for sure. Happy to collaborate with peeps here if there's a mutual benefit (I know you're dreaming about a 4Ghz 64-bit 6502-compatible lol)

It's an interesting idea, so far as I can see, but I don't yet see what the general idea is: are you looking for volunteers ...

Any comment from anyone? I realise this is an extremely ambitious project (especially given my level of experience with the actual on-the-ground design and manufacture), but I've done a fair bit of budgeting and have contacted many of these test equipment companies (Complete Probe Solutions, Celadon ...

Sorry if I've taken a while to give a 'public' update. I've got a decent skeleton of a plan figured out; the biggest issues at the moment I'd say are (staff?) training, funding (!) and a lack of personal experience with VHDL/SystemVerilog code and its validation techniques.
(test vectors, building a ...

Suffice to say, I'm gonna need some help [...] For more info, check out /r/CenturionDynamics on reddit.
Scarcely any info there. And the subject line of this thread says little enough. Is it a teaser? Are you relying on people to be proactively curious?

No offense taken, and I wish you success. I ...

It says, "You must be invited to visit this community [...] The moderators of this subreddit have set it to private." It does sound interesting though.
link: https://www.reddit.com/r/CenturionDynamics
Happy to invite you if you have a reddit account and are OK with PMing me (eton975) on reddit too ...

Suffice to say, I'm gonna need some help; perhaps even that of The Peddle or The Mensch himself. Decappers, assembly programmers, high speed high bandwidth memory controller designers and people generally skilled in CPU design will be needed.

For more info, check out /r/CenturionDynamics on reddit ...