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• The input data for the five parallel processors was read from the looped message paper tape and the electronic pattern generators for the " chi ", " psi " and motor wheels.
• VLIW was put forward by Fisher as a way to build general-purpose instruction-level parallel processors exploiting ILP to a degree that would have been impractical using what would later be called superscalar control hardware.
• On parallel processors, with one value per processor and only local left right neighbor connections, the processors all concurrently do a compare exchange operation with their neighbors, alternating between odd even and even odd pairings.
• The company Hillis built had developed some of the world's fastest computers, called massively parallel processors, more than 100 of which are still being used in such places as the Pentagon and university research laboratories.
• It was noted above that the AjoChahnd Machine was patented in the name Vertical Parallel Processor in 2006, all those editors concerned here should search " Vertical Parallel Processor " in Google, not AjoChhand machine.
• It was noted above that the AjoChahnd Machine was patented in the name Vertical Parallel Processor in 2006, all those editors concerned here should search " Vertical Parallel Processor " in Google, not AjoChhand machine.
• While I don't remember the paper much, I remember bringing it up at a security conference and the experts claimed that even with 100 parallel processors, it would take months to crack the average 8-character password.
• As computer technologies have improved, crossbar switches have found uses in systems such as the multistage interconnection networks that connect the various processing units in a uniform memory access parallel processor to the array of memory elements.
• The term also applies to massively parallel processor arrays ( MPPAs ), a type of integrated circuit with an array of hundreds or thousands of central processing units ( CPUs ) and random-access memory ( RAM ) banks.
• Closely linked to the rise in evolutionary computation, Martin predicts, will be an explosion in artificial neural networks : computer hardware and software that link powerful parallel processors so that they roughly but narrowly emulate the learning capacity of the human brain.