Multiclet

In April 2013, the Russian company Sputnix signed an agreement for joint development of the MultiClet microprocessor.

In January 2014, an announcement was made that the FreeRTOS operating system be ported to the MultiClet microprocessor, this demonstrates that the microprocessor potentially can perform tasks that makes it suitable for real products.

In April 2014, the Kickstarter project Key_P1 MultiClet: Your Powerful Digital Guardian, failed to raise sufficient funding.

Since June 2014, the MultiClet microprocessor has been reportedly under test in real space conditions onboard Sputnix’s microsatellite TabletSat-Aurora.

In March 2014, Multiclet present first multicellular dynamically reconfigurable microprocessor in Inatronics 2014.

Available multicellular processor models:

Criticism

In July 2012, a critical view was posted on a forum which discusses potential challenges related to scaling of the technology. The main obstacle would be the high level of communication required between the different cells of the multicellular architecture and its implementation using CMOS semiconductor process technology below 180 nanometer.