论文信息 - The architecture of a context addressed segment-sequential storage

The architecture of a context addressed segment-sequential storage

This paper presents a new approach to the problem of searching large data bases. It describes an architecture in which a cellular structure is adapted to the use of sequential-access bulk storage. This organization combines most of the advantages of a distributed processor with that of inexpensive bulk storage.

G. Jack Lipovski | Keith L. Doty | Leonard D. Healy

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