Wireability of An Ultracomputer
Wireability of An Ultracomputer
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In the other design we had small wire lengths up to the middle section. Here we distribute the length of the middle section among the stages on the large board. A disadvantage of this system is its need of a large board and possible physical difficulties connected with replacement of this board, 6. 0 Some Remarks On Power Dissipation And On Reliability The following is an estimate of power consumption for a 4096 PE Ultracomputer built out of the processor, switch, and memory boards described, a...ssuming today's technology (see Figures 4 and 10). The processor board will consume about 40 watts per board. The memory board will consume about 20 watts per board. (Both of these boards contain chips that are presently utilized in air cooled systems. ) The switch board is estimated to consume 18 watts. This estimate assumes a 2x2 switch chip designed with the same technology and packaging as the processor chip. Such a chip would require about 100, 000 transistors, which is also about the same contained on the processor chip.
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In the other design we had small wire lengths up to the middle section. Here we distribute the length of the middle section among the stages on the large board. A disadvantage of this system is its need of a large board and possible physical difficulties connected with replacement of this board, 6. 0 Some Remarks On Power Dissipation And On Reliability The following is an estimate of power consumption for a 4096 PE Ultracomputer built out of the processor, switch, and memory boards described, a...ssuming today's technology (see Figures 4 and 10). The processor board will consume about 40 watts per board. The memory board will consume about 20 watts per board. (Both of these boards contain chips that are presently utilized in air cooled systems. ) The switch board is estimated to consume 18 watts. This estimate assumes a 2x2 switch chip designed with the same technology and packaging as the processor chip. Such a chip would require about 100, 000 transistors, which is also about the same contained on the processor chip.
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