It's probably spreading everywhere like wildfire, but I just read on Olimex's blog that Adapteva's Parallella kickstarter board now has almost all of its development materials on Github in Parallela and Adapteva repos, and is officially being launched as open hardware.
The 16-core board is priced at US$99 and its host ARM is a dual-core Cortex-A9 (Xilinx Zynq 7010 or 7020). It comes with 1GB DDR3, host and client USB, native gigabit Ethernet and HDMI, so at that price this would be a fairly interesting board even without its 16-core Epiphany coprocessor. (There's a 64-core version planned too.) For more details see the Parallella Reference Manual.
This has all the makings of a pretty fun board. I hope Element 14 has one eye open in that direction. 
Morgaine.
PS. Note the 4 x Parallella Expansion Connectors (PEC) on the bottom of the board, illustrated on page 19 of the manual and documented on page 26. They look very flexible for projects, providing access to both Zynq and Epiphany resources.
