PHC05 @ 7 nm · 1,024-core 42U rack — PhantasmPhi CPU

Imagine a full-height rack, forty-two units tall, with every slot already spoken for by one design. That is PHC05. It is the PhantasmPhi PHC01 "PhantomCore" CPU IP taken from a single blade to a whole 42U rack: 1,024 cores under one name, drawn for the 7 nm node. The core logic is the same proven PhantomCore - written at the register level, simulated and shown to work, and mapped onto the SKY130 standard-cell library - so what changes at this step is the count, not the heart of the chip.

A rack is the unit most datacenter operators actually buy and plan around, which is why this product stands as its own line on the PhantasmPhi calculator rather than as a multiple of the blade. It is for the operator laying out a row who wants to know what one rack of PhantomCore looks like on paper, for the engineering buyer who needs the RTL in hand to check the claim rather than hear it, and for the licensee who wants a rack-sized blueprint they can put in front of their own silicon team without translating it first.

When you buy, you buy the use of that blueprint only - the 1,024-core PHC05 rack layout and the proven logic underneath it. The PhantomCore IP stays with its inventor, Christopher Gabriel Brown of CRI-ONE, and the buyer leaves with the use of the work, with the inventor's name still on it.