Fault resilient/fault tolerant computing

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1996-09-17

1998-08-04

Ruggiero, Joseph

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364184, 3951821, G06F 1900

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ABSTRACT:
Data transfer to computing elements is synchronized in a computer system that includes the computing elements and controllers that provide data from data sources to the computing elements. A request for data made by a computing element is intercepted and transmitted to the controllers. At least a first controller responds by transmitting requested data to the computing element and by indicating how a second controller will respond to the intercepted request.

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