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The Indirect Binary n-Cube Microprocessor Array

IEEE Transactions on Computers · 1977 · Vol. C-26(5) · pp. 458–473

Pease✉(Institute of Information Science, Academia Sinica)

Abstract

This paper explores the possibility of using a large-scale array of microprocessors as a computational facility for the execution of massive numerical computations with a high degree of parallelism. By microprocessor we mean a processor realized on one or a few semiconductor chips that include arithmetic and logical facilities and some memory. The current state of LSI technology makes this approach a feasible and attractive candidate for use in a macrocomputer facility.

Interconnection Networks and Systems Parallel Computing and Optimization Techniques Embedded Systems Design TechniquesMicroprocessorComputer scienceParallel computingComputationState (computer science)Binary numberComputer hardwareArithmeticAlgorithmMathematics

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