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SIMD Architecture
LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS/IT
M.SC.COMPUTER SCIENCE

TERM PAPER

TOPIC: SIMD ARCHITETURE

CAP 503: Computer Organization and Architecture

November 15th 2012
TABLE OF CONTENT

INTRODUCTION 1 Definition 1 Why do we need SIMD? 1 Why should a developer care about SIMD? 2 SIMD architecture 2
HISTORY 3
GENERAL DESCRIPTION 3
TYPES OF SIMD 5 True SIMD 5 True SIMD: Distributed Memory 5 True SIMD: Shared Memory 7 Pipelined SIMD 7
SIMD MACHINES 8
SIMD TECHNOLOGY IN CPU 9
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF SIMD 9 Advantages 9 Disadvantages 9 CONCLUSION 10
REFERENCES 11
INTRODUCTION

Definition

SIMD represents one of the earliest styles of parallel processing. The term SIMD stands for “Single-Instruction Multiple-Data,” The same instruction is executed by multiple processor using different data streams. Each processor has its own data memory, but there is single instruction memory and control processor, which fetches and dispatches instructions. SIMD aptly encapsulates the



References: M. Morris Mano (2007). Computer System Architecture. Pearson Education URL: http://www.tommesani.com/

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