Ekioh have made available a preview of their next-generation Flow browser engine. The release, for the Raspberry Pi 400, is now available to download from their website. Flow is a novel browser, built from the ground up, that is designed for modern computer architectures. It uses all the available CPU cores for page layout, so different elements of the page are laid out concurrently.

  In this article, Stephen Reeder, Commercial Director, Ekioh, explores and explains how it can be ensured that embedded browsers benefit from multi-core silicon, and the impact of having multi-core hardware on software.