Packing density and message traffic density of a midimew connected mesh network
Interconnection network topology is a pivotal factor in the performance and reliability of the parallel computer system ranging from multiprocessor to massively parallel computers (MPC). Hierarchical network topology yields better performance with low cost by exploring the locality in the commun...
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Format: | Conference or Workshop Item |
Language: | English English |
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IEEE
2016
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Summary: | Interconnection network topology is a pivotal factor
in the performance and reliability of the parallel computer system
ranging from multiprocessor to massively parallel computers
(MPC). Hierarchical network topology yields better performance
with low cost by exploring the locality in the communication and
traffic patterns. A Midimew connected Mesh Network (MMN) is
a hierarchical interconnection network comprised of numerous
basic modules, where the basic module and higher level network
of hierarchy is a 2D-mesh and a midimew networks, respectively.
In this paper, we present the architecture of MMN and evaluate
the packing density and message traffic density of MMN, TESH,
mesh, and torus networks. It is revealed that the proposed MMN
yields high packing density and low message traffic density which
will results efficient VLSI realization and high communication
performance of the MMN. Overall, performance with respect to
packing and densities reveals that the MMN will be a promising
choice for next generation MPC systems. |
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