Methods for operating parallel computing systems employing seque

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: multicomput – Multicomputer synchronizing

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712 17, G06F 15163

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ABSTRACT:
A parallel computing system and method having improved performance where a program is concurrently run on a plurality of nodes for reducing total processing time, each node having a processor, a memory, and a predetermined number of communication channels connected to the node and independently connected directly to other nodes. The present invention improves performance of performance of the parallel computing system by providing a system which can provide efficient communication between the processors and between the system and input and output devices. A method is also disclosed which can locate defective nodes with the computing system.

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