Modern processor architectures try to exploit the different kind of parallelism that may be found even in general purpose applications. In this paper we present a new architecture based on an array of nanoprocessors that parallely and cooperatively support both Thread and Instruction Level Parallelism. A such architecture doesn?t explicitly require any particular programming techniques since it has been developed to deal with standard sequential programs. Preliminary results on a model of the architecture show the feasibility of the proposed approach.