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Memory part 4: NUMA supportMemory part 4: NUMA supportPosted Jan 10, 2008 14:27 UTC (Thu) by rengolin (guest, #48414)In reply to: Memory part 4: NUMA support by dlang Parent article: Memory part 4: NUMA support
> a radius 1 arrangement can actually include 3 CPUs, think a triangle, every machine is at most one hop from the memory Actually it's N+1 being N the number of dimensions you build your computer. In the three-dimensional reality a tetrahedron (4CPUs) is radius 1, in the two-dimensional a triangle and so on, therefore we can increase the number of CPUs in radius 1 by building computers in higher dimensions! ;)
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