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1 total messages Started by Voosen Thu, 19 Jul 1990 15:20
Information on CAP-256
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Author: Voosen
Date: Thu, 19 Jul 1990 15:20
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Dear Mailing List,

I am looking for information about the CAP-256.

The CAP-256 is a multiprocessor system developed by the Japanese
company Fujitsu. It consists of 256 processing elements. Each
processing element consists of a microprocessor i80186, 2MB RAM
and 96 KB video RAM.

I am developing a graphics system for visualizing data generated
by simulations of massive parallel systems. The simulations run
on a transputer based multiprocessor system.

So I am specially interested in graphics facilities of the CAP-256.
Is there any literature about the CAP-256? If possible, please
send me bibliographies or papers about this multiprocessor system.



Thanks in advance,

  Dirk Schlierkamp-Voosen


PS: I am also interested in literature about graphics systems of
    other massive parallel computer systems.

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| Dirk Schlierkamp-Voosen                                        |
| GMD (The German National Research Centre for Computer Science) |
| Dept.: Z1.AS                                                   |
| P.O.Box 1240                                                   |
| D-5205 Sankt Augustin 1                                        |
| West-Germany                                                   |
| phone: (+49 2241) 14-2876                                      |
| email: dirk@gmdzi.uucp                                         |
|        dirk@zi.gmd.dbp.de                                      |
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