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Proceedings of the 11th annual international symposium on Computer architecture - ISCA '84, 1984
The Pringle is a 64 processor MIMD computer with a 64 M (8 bit) instructions per second execution rate. (Copies are running at Purdue and Washington.) The Pringle runs programs written for the Configurable, Highly Parallel (CHiP) Computer. That is, the Pringle executes the 64 separate instruction streams as well as the interconnection (phase) stream ...
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The Pringle is a 64 processor MIMD computer with a 64 M (8 bit) instructions per second execution rate. (Copies are running at Purdue and Washington.) The Pringle runs programs written for the Configurable, Highly Parallel (CHiP) Computer. That is, the Pringle executes the 64 separate instruction streams as well as the interconnection (phase) stream ...
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A Short Introduction to Parallel Computers and Parallel Computing
1993This chapter provides a short elementary introduction to parallel computers and parallel computing, and is a prerequisite for a good understanding of the following chapters. We present some architectural multiprocessor characteristics with the emphasis on distributed memory multicomputers.
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1986
I shall try to elaborate in a few examples, the desideratum of having machines which perform simultaneously and independently on many channels simple arithmetic and logical operations. I want to discuss briefly the advantages of such a system compared to the now prevailing computers which do their work in series. I shall content myself, in this chapter,
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I shall try to elaborate in a few examples, the desideratum of having machines which perform simultaneously and independently on many channels simple arithmetic and logical operations. I want to discuss briefly the advantages of such a system compared to the now prevailing computers which do their work in series. I shall content myself, in this chapter,
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Journal of the ACM, 1966
Various classes of machines incorporating parallelism are considered. A general class of large-scale multiprocessors is outlined, and some problems of hardware and software implementation for computers of this class are discussed.
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Various classes of machines incorporating parallelism are considered. A general class of large-scale multiprocessors is outlined, and some problems of hardware and software implementation for computers of this class are discussed.
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Massively parallel computers: why not parallel computers for the masses?
[Proceedings 1992] The Fourth Symposium on the Frontiers of Massively Parallel Computation, 2003The developments in high-performance computers towards achieving the goal of a teraflops supercomputer that would operate at a peak speed of 10/sup 12/ floating-point operations per second are reviewed. The net result of the quest for parallelism as chronicled by the Gordon Bell Prize is that applications evolved 115% per year and will most likely ...
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Parallel computing in aerospace
Parallel Computing, 2001zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Molecular imaging in oncology: Current impact and future directions
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Martin G Pomper, Steven P Rowe
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Fast image encryption algorithm based on parallel computing system
Information Sciences, 2019Xing-yuan Wang, Feng Le, Hongyu Zhao
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Emerging 2D Memory Devices for InâMemory Computing
Advanced Materials, 2021Jun He, Ruiqing Cheng, Qisheng Wang
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2D Material Based Synaptic Devices for Neuromorphic Computing
Advanced Functional Materials, 2021Chao Zhu, Fucai Liu, Zheng Liu
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