The Nyu Ultracomputer
The Nyu Ultracomputer
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Switching is very simple; at each stage a different bit of the memory module address is used to select which of the two possible output directions is to be taken. A second property is that its topology is a superposition of binary trees; each processor is the root of a tree whose 2*^ leaves are the memory modules and each memory module is the root of a tree whose 2*^ leaves are the processors. Finally, there is a unique path between a given processor and any memory module so that information di...rected simultaneously at a specific address by two processors must intersect at a switch.
'This is not absolutely essential; in oiir prototypes we plan to encode a F&A as a combination of existing instructions flagged by an otherwise unused address. This will be decoded by the PNl.
Page 4 In attempting to build very large processor ensembles, it is essential that the maximum total throughput of the network (i. E. , its "bandwidth") be proportional to the number of processors. To ensure this asymptotically, as the number of stages grows, two properties of the network are implied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Switching is very simple; at each stage a different bit of the memory module address is used to select which of the two possible output directions is to be taken. A second property is that its topology is a superposition of binary trees; each processor is the root of a tree whose 2*^ leaves are the memory modules and each memory module is the root of a tree whose 2*^ leaves are the processors. Finally, there is a unique path between a given processor and any memory module so that information di...rected simultaneously at a specific address by two processors must intersect at a switch.
'This is not absolutely essential; in oiir prototypes we plan to encode a F&A as a combination of existing instructions flagged by an otherwise unused address. This will be decoded by the PNl.
Page 4 In attempting to build very large processor ensembles, it is essential that the maximum total throughput of the network (i. E. , its "bandwidth") be proportional to the number of processors. To ensure this asymptotically, as the number of stages grows, two properties of the network are implied.
What to read after The Nyu Ultracomputer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Malvin H Kalos to read onlineMoreLess
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