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But if it takes more cycles to calculate the output than input it into the system, wouldn't you have a problem? Others mentioned that they each have their own
by vitiral 5y ago
But if it takes more cycles to calculate the output than input it into the system, wouldn't you have a problem?
Others mentioned that they each have their own ring oscillator and that makes more sense. There is no _central_ clock, and each core has it's own memory. This also would mean there's no central bus. It's an intriguing design, I'm not totally sure I'm sold, but it definitely reduces some complexity.
- gaze 5y agoIf something stalls then everything else behind it stalls or stuff behind it diverts stuff elsewhere. There’s signals for the data being available and signals for being able to accept data and such things.