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> KiloCore processors ... store data and instructions inside i) local memory, ii) an arbitrary number of nearby processors, iii) on-chip independent memory modu
by i336_ 10y ago
> KiloCore processors ... store data and instructions inside i) local memory, ii) an arbitrary number of nearby processors, iii) on-chip independent memory modules, or iv) off-chip memory.
Ah, like GreenArrays' GA144, which contains 144 discrete cores - each with a small amount of memory - that can communicate with each other. The rationale with this chip is that you store data in the memory of one or more neighboring core(s) if it won't fit in the ~64 bytes (IIRC) of the core you're working in.