Design of a recursively structured parallel computer
Cláudio Kirner · Proceedings of the 17th conference on ACM Annual Computer Science Conference · 1989
There is several types of high performance parallel processing systems, which are developed in order to allow a fast solution for the high complexity problems. Some of these systems, such as: high speed local networks and distributed systems, are implemented in spread environments. Other systems, such as: pipeline computers, array processors, multiprocessor systems, dataflow computers and VLSI computer structures, are implemented in confined environments [1]. This work shows the design and the development of a parallel computer, which can be used in spread or confined environments.