Network Overhead Problem Statement
draft-otis-network-overhead-00
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| Author | Douglas Otis | ||
| Last updated | 2002-02-27 | ||
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Abstract
System performance is often limited by an integrated device interconnect. Process differences between logic and memory keep large-scale memory interconnects critical as Moore's Law surpasses the rate of packaging reductions. Two areas are related to memory interconnect performance when handling network messaging: - Logic and memory state context switching - Reassembly of partial messages with bifurcation of payload
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