System on a chip for networking

Electrical computers and digital data processing systems: input/ – Intrasystem connection – System configuring

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C710S305000, C710S306000, C710S311000

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07418534

ABSTRACT:
A system on a chip for network devices. In one implementation, the system on a chip may include (integrated onto a single integrated circuit), a processor and one or more I/O devices for networking applications. For example, the I/O devices may include one or more network interface circuits for coupling to a network interface. In one embodiment, coherency may be enforced within the boundaries of the system on a chip but not enforced outside of the boundaries.

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