When will there be multicore micro-controllers?

Really, just get any modern single board computer, and you can use it as a microcontroller. Multiple cores is fairly common these days.

Creator Ci-40 (dual core MIPS32)
https://creatordev.io/ci40-iot-hub.html

Raspberry Pi 3 (quad core AArch64)
https://www.element14.com/community/community/raspberry-pi?src=raspberrypi

Dragonboard 410C (quad core AArch64)
https://www.arrow.com/en/products/dragonboard410c/arrow-development-tools

Intel Edison (dual core IA-32)
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813121814

Jaguarboard (quad core x86-64)
http://www.jaguarboard.org/index.php/com_virtuemart_menu_configuration/products/buy/jaguarboard/212/jaguarboard-1-power-detail.html#introduction

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they work just fine for what they are. What are you expecting, it's a uC? This isn't x86 world. I'd take a long hard look at yourself and figure out why you need this. What are you doing at the embedded level that requires multiple cores? Can you effectively leverage the instruction set in a way that doesn't detract from the efficiency of the code?

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