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10.Introduction to Data-Parallel architectures

10.Introduction to Data-Parallel architectures. SIMD {Single Instruction Multiple Data} 10.1 Introduction 10.2 Connectivity 10.3 Alternative architecture e.g. add: (c1=a1+b1), (c2=a2+b2), (c3=a3+b3). TECH Computer Science. CH01. Data-parallel computation (bit parallel).

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10.Introduction to Data-Parallel architectures

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  1. 10.Introduction to Data-Parallel architectures • SIMD {Single Instruction Multiple Data} • 10.1 Introduction • 10.2 Connectivity • 10.3 Alternative architecture • e.g. add: (c1=a1+b1), (c2=a2+b2), (c3=a3+b3) TECH Computer Science CH01

  2. Data-parallel computation (bit parallel)

  3. Application of Data-parallel Architectures: One data entity processed by one PE

  4. Mapping Problem space into Architectural Space:Data entity onto PE (1-to-1 mapping)

  5. Near-neighbor connectivity (2-D: Mesh)

  6. Tree: 2-D hierarchy

  7. Pyramid: 3-D hierarchy

  8. Hypercube: 2^N nodes in N dimension

  9. Hypercube: 4-D Long and short-range connections

  10. Data-parallel approaches

  11. Principal characteristics of data-parallel systems

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