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From: rro@csu-cs.UUCP (Rod Oldehoeft)
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Subject: Re: Caltech's Cosmic Cube
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Date: Fri, 18-Jan-85 16:53:41 EST
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> Dec 27's Electronic Design makes reference to a 64-node parallel processor
> using 8086/87's having solved a high-order physics problem which, heretofore,
> folk had only had the temerity to try out on a Cray.
> 	I'm curious.  Anyone know about this or know literature references?
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> Fred Christiansen, Motorola Microsystems, 2900 S Diablo Way, Tempe, AZ 85282
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The latest CACM has a special section on computer architecture with
yet another RISC paper by Patterson, an article on the Cosmic Cube,
and one on the Manchester dataflow machine.  Good reading.