2003
DOI: 10.1117/12.471947
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Reconfigurable optical interconnects for parallel computer systems: design space issues

Abstract: In highly parallel computer systems, reconfigurable interconnect network topologies can improve the performance by adaptively increasing the communication bandwidth where it is most needed. In electrical reconfigurable interconnect networks (e.g. crossbars or multi-stage networks), a high reconfigurability can only be achieved at the cost of both chip area and network latency. The facts that short-distance optical link latencies are rapidly decreasing and that new technologies allow optical reconfigurability, … Show more

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