Was my thought as well "What? AVR are harvard architecture and I can buy them for 0.1$". But after looking, apparently it is more linked to new parallelism para

Was my thought as well "What? AVR are harvard architecture and I can buy them for 0.1$". But after looking, apparently it is more linked to new parallelism paradigms: > "This non-von-Neumann approach allows one big map that can be accessed by many processors at the same time, each using its own local scratch-pad memory while simultaneously performing scatter-and-gather operations across global memory."