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The sarnoff engine: A massively parallel computer for high definition system simulation

This paper describes the Sarnoff Engine, a 1.6 TeraFLOP, real-time, high definition, video and image processing computer. It is a second generation, scalable, linear array, multiuser, MIMD architecture focused on the applications of real-time high definition video and image processing (data compression encoders and decoders), 3D/4D data visualization, and neural network development.

Herb Taylor | Danny Chin | Stan Knight | J. Peters

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