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From: malc@brwo.inmos.co.uk (Malcolm Boffey)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.transputer
Subject: Re: H1
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Date: 30 Nov 89 18:02:08 GMT
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There seems to be unnecessary confusion over the number of links that the H1 will
have. The processor with 2 links and 2KB is the T400, which you can buy now. The
H1 will have at least 4 links (physical links that is, with unlimited virtual
links mapped onto them). The total bandwidth for all the links together will be
about 80 MBytes/s. Also there will be in the order of 16KB of memory,
configured as cache or conventional on-chip RAM.
    Unfortunately I'm not sure what the company's position is on some of the
other things that have been mentions, otherwise I could spend all day posting
news rather than doing any work.
 Malcolm Boffey, Transputer Group, Inmos.   | Inmos Ltd,
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