US Patent 7155525 Transaction management in systems having multiple multi-processor clusters
Patent 7155525 was granted and assigned to Newisys on December, 2006 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Carl Zeitler0
David Brian Glasco0
Guru Prasadh0
Rajesh Kota0
Richard R. Oehler0
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A multi-processor computer system is described in which address mapping, routing, and transaction identification mechanisms are provided which enable the interconnection of a plurality of multi-processor clusters, wherein the number of processors interconnected exceeds limited address, node identification, and transaction tag spaces associated with each of the individual clusters.
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US Patent 07155525 Transaction management in systems having multiple multi-processor clusters US Patent 7155525 Transaction management in systems having multiple multi-processor clusters
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December 26, 2006
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101573840
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US Patent 07155525 Transaction management in systems having multiple multi-processor clusters
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December 26, 2006
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