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Many Processors, Still One Computer: The Nested Parallel von Neumann Architecture and Nested BSP
The contest in large-scale AI computing is no longer whether one processor can be made stronger, but whether a million of them can still behave as a single computer. This paper argues that two extensions are required. First, classic BSP, nested recursively, becomes a plan that holds at every scale:
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