Cray T3E
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Cray T3E,
Cray Research's second-generation massively parallel supercomputer architecture, launched in 1995 as successor of the T3D. The T3E is a scalable distributed NUMA architecture containing up to 2176 processing element (PE) nodes of initially 300 MHz DEC Alpha 21164 processor with 64 MiB to 2 GiB of DRAM interconnected as a 3D torus, so that each processor can access the memory of every other processor. Later models consists of faster Alpha 21164A and 21264 processors.
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See also
Manuals
- Cray T3E-1350 Datasheet (pdf)
Publications
- Rainer Feldmann, Burkhard Monien (1998). Selective Game Tree Search on a Cray T3E. pdf
- Michael Dungworth, James Harrell, Michael Levine, Stephen Nelson, Steven Oberlin, Steven P. Reinhardt (2011). CRAY T3E. Encyclopedia of Parallel Computing, Springer
External Links
- Cray T3E from Wikipedia
- Category:Cray T3E - Wikimedia Commons
- Cray (brand) from Wikipedia
- Cray, the Supercomputer Company | Cray"
References
- ↑ Processor board of a CRAY T3E-136/ac (=air-cooled) massive parallel computer (operational ca. 1997-2005). The related system had 136 processors in total. This board has four Dec-Alpha EV5 processors (300 MHz) with local memory chips and router chips onboard. Alpha processors were superscalar with two floating point operations per cycle. Authors: Hannes Grobe & Chresten Wübber, Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven, Germany, August 08 2006, CC-BY-SA-2.5, Cray T3E from Wikipedia, Alpha 21164 from Wikipedia
