Reconfigurable, fault tolerant, multistage interconnect network

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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ABSTRACT:
A multistage interconnect network (MIN) capable of supporting massive parallel processing, including point-to-point and multicast communications between processor modules (PMs) which are connected to the input and output ports of the network. The network is built using interconnected switch nodes arranged in 2 log.sub.b N stages, wherein b is the number of switch node input/output ports, N is the number of network input/output ports and log.sub.b N indicates a ceiling function providing the smallest integer not less than log.sub.b N. The additional stages provide additional paths between network input ports and network output ports, thereby enhancing fault tolerance and lessening contention.

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