The architecture of supercomputers

Titan, a case study

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Author

Daniel P. Siewiorek

Contributions

Koopman, Phil, 1960- - Contributor

Publication

1991 - Academic Press, Boston, Massachusetts

Language

English

Word Count

50,500 words, Guess

Page Count

202 pages

Identifiers

Internet Archivearchitectureofsu00siew
Internet Archivearchitectureofsu0000siew
ISBN-100126430608
ISBN-139780126430608
LibraryThing4656183

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Goodreads6230543
Library of Congress Control Number90001276
Better World BooksP8-DGK-022
Open LibraryOL1849840M

Classifications

DDC004.1/1
LCCQA76.5 .S536 1991

Subjects

Topics

Ordinateurs Architecture Supercomputer Supercomputers Superordinateurs Computerarchitektur Computerarchitectuur

Other Editions

The architecture of supercomputers: Titan, a case studyAcademic Press1991-01-01

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