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Memory organizations and their effectiveness for multiprocessing computers.

Briggs, 1977

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18106139650649877365
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Briggs F
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In the quest for higher performance In computer systems, two architectural techniques, namely, parallei Ism and pipelining, evolved to enhance the computation capability of the systems. In addition to the architectural alternatives, higher performance may also be …
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