Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Hybrid-core computing
Hybrid core computing is completely different really from Heterogeneous computing as a subject. Heterogeneous computing covers the whole gamut of computing as it stands processes, products, hardware, software. Hybrid core systems is a computing architecture that is new, but is becoming increasingly common. One early example is the current range of Intel Ivy Bridge|Ivy Bridge processors which combine multiple GPU and CPU's cores. Other newer examples combine Application-specific integrated circuit|ASIC's with CPU to accelerate specific software types like High-performance computing. As regards the article itself, it certainly has plenty of  and there is numerous sources in Google Books and Google Scholar
— User:scope_creep, 00:35, 16 April 2013 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:POTENTIAL (Wikipedia:Potential, not just current state)