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From: swm@nancy (Swami Manohar)
Newsgroups: comp.arch
Subject: Re: Systolic Arrays
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Date: Thu, 19-Nov-87 10:10:29 EST
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Keywords: NCR GAPP WARP SAXPY

In article <3436@ames.arpa> eugene@pioneer.UUCP (Eugene Miya N.) writes:
>In addition to the GAPP and the WARP, there is also the Matrix by SAXPY
>(formerly Guiltech), you know that company which made the news about
>technology to the Soviets..... ;-)  You have to use the VMS front-end to
>use it.
>
Could someone please post more details about the Matrix by SAXPY or
provide pointers to sources of more info?
I understand it is some kind of sytolic array for solving matrix problems,
but I would like to know the kind of problems it can solve, the
hardware configuration etc.
Thanks a lot,

Manohar

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