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IEEE Spectrum, 1983
The development of concurrent, fifth-generation computer architectures is discussed. The vital role of MIMD machines is established, and the main issues of concurrent architectures are considered. VLSI, communication, and task allocation are also examined. Finally, the non-Von-1 machine is described.
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The development of concurrent, fifth-generation computer architectures is discussed. The vital role of MIMD machines is established, and the main issues of concurrent architectures are considered. VLSI, communication, and task allocation are also examined. Finally, the non-Von-1 machine is described.
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The architecture of a database computer - a summary
ACM SIGARCH Computer Architecture News, 1977The motivation for seeking hardware solutions to database management functions traditionally carried out by software has been apparent to data-base designers for sometime now. Firstly, database management software has grown in complexity and size over the years.
Krishnamurthi Kannan, David K. Hsiao
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Architecturing a Sky Computing Platform
2011Current Cloud computing solutions force people to be stranded into locked, proprietary systems. In order to overcome this limitation several efforts of the research community are addressing issues such as common programming models, open standard interfaces, adequate service level agreements or portability of applications.
Petcu D +7 more
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Computer education in architecture
Computer-Aided Design, 1980Abstract In conducting a review of the current state-of-the-art of computer education in architecture, the paper seeks to identify those issues relevant to such a review and assembles them as a framework for a discussion of the effectiveness of current provision in this area of computer education and training.
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Computer architecture in the computer science curriculum
ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, 1974Due to several complementary technological advances related to computer systems, there has lately been an increased interest in the architecture of computers. This increased interest has forced changes in and additions to the computer science curriculum.
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Advanced computer architectures [PDF]
, 1992 In the preceding chapters the principles of computer design have almost exclusively followed the von Neumann [1] model. This is because it represents the simplest class of design and this was an extremely important factor, because of component cost and system reliability, in manufacturing the digital computer when it was first introduced.
Douglas Lewin, David Noaks
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2019
Nowadays, computers are ubiquitous. They can be found in uncountable situations and applications, from the traditional personal computers to smartphones and embedded devices for industrial automation. The latter are the basis of a new digital revolution that is allowing, among other advances, smart cities, self-driving cars and the Internet of Things ...
Granda Candás, Juan Carlos +6 more
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Nowadays, computers are ubiquitous. They can be found in uncountable situations and applications, from the traditional personal computers to smartphones and embedded devices for industrial automation. The latter are the basis of a new digital revolution that is allowing, among other advances, smart cities, self-driving cars and the Internet of Things ...
Granda Candás, Juan Carlos +6 more
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Introduction to Computer Architecture
2017Chapter 6 presents an introduction to computer architecture which covers components of a microcomputer, CPU architecture and technology, multicore processor, instruction execution steps, and microcomputer buses such as PCI, USB, and PCI express.
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A RISC architecture for symbolic computation
ACM SIGOPS Operating Systems Review, 1987The G-machine is a language-directed processor architecture designed to support graph reduction as a model of computation. It can carry out lazy evaluation of functional language programs and can evaluate programs in which logical variables are used.
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A Computational Architecture for Conversation
1999We describe representation, inference strategies, and control procedures employed in an automated conversation system named the Bayesian Receptionist. The prototype is focused on the domain of dialog about goals typically handled by receptionists at the front desks of buildings on the Microsoft corporate campus.
Eric Horvitz, Tim Paek
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