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From: hammonds@rpics (Steve)
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Subject: Re: Systolic Arrays
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Date: Wed, 18-Nov-87 10:02:01 EST
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In article <8711180016.AA02055@decwrl.dec.com> danielwong@zgov01.dec.com (Daniel Wong Su Chun (PDE/Test)) writes:
>Has anyone heard of a commercially available systolic array type of
>processor which is targetted for digital signal processing transformations
>like FFTs, IFFTs, FWHTs etc.
>Thanking everyone in advance.
><DANIEL>


A group on the CS dept. at CMU developed a processor called the
Warp and I believe that it is being commercialized by GE in
Syracuse NY.  I don't know the status of its commercialization
though.  Warp is a systolic array that was designed for image
and signal processing.



   Steve Hammond   RPI CS Dept.      hammonds@cs.rpi.edu