Neural processor implementation using MSPSE devices
B.J. Schacter, Joe E. Brewer · 2003
Advantages exist for implementation of neural networks using emerging monolithic processor devices that incorporate communication resources and large amounts of memory. The MSPSE (monolithic synchronous processor slave element) device currently under development is representative of a broad class of emerging devices with both computation and communication capability. The MSPSE's high computing throughput, large internal memory, and ability to operate multiple instruction multiple data (MIMD) or single instruction/multiple data (SIMD) mode make it suitable for implementation of neural networks.>