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"Silicon Galaxy" system area network for collective communication in supercomputers

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The paper focuses on the latest trends in supercomputer and high-performance computer architectures with emphasis of the important parameters for parallel computer performance. The main objective is to propose the high-speed network architecture for collective communications in supercomputers "Silicon Galaxy" that provides high-bandwidth, low latency and high tolerance to failures. The proposed network architecture "Silicon Galaxy" is composed of "Milky Way Galaxy" network for intercluster communication and "Dwarf Galaxy" network for communication within the cluster segments (intracluster communication in supercomputers). Communication performance of the proposed collective network has been evaluated on the base of parallel computer simulations on IBM Blade Center.

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                CompSysTech '14: Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Computer Systems and Technologies
                June 2014
                489 pages
                ISBN:9781450327534
                DOI:10.1145/2659532

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