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Cell array calculation system and communication method wherein

A cell array and computing system technology, applied in the cell array computing system and its communication field, can solve problems affecting computer performance, poor cost-effectiveness ratio, etc., achieve high parallelism, reduce processing burden, and improve overall performance

Active Publication Date: 2016-06-29
SHANGHAI CIYU INFORMATION TECH
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[0009] The problem to be solved by the present invention is that the computer architecture in the prior art affects the improvement of the overall performance of the computer due to the communication bottleneck between the CPU, memory and storage, and makes the cost-effectiveness relatively poor

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[0082] like figure 2 As shown, the cell array computing system provided in this embodiment includes: a main control CPU, a cell array, and a cell array bus; the cell array is the main body in the cell array computing system, and it is composed of more than one A two-dimensional array of functional cells, where each cell includes a microprocessor (MPU) and non-volatile random access memory ( figure 2MRAM is used as an example); the non-volatile random access memory is used for the random access of data involved in the calculation of the microprocessor, and is also used to store software instruction codes and data that need to be permanently preserved; each cell stores Each position in the cell array is used as an ID for software or hardware in the cell to read; the main control CPU communicates with each cell in the cell array through the cell array bus; the cell array There are communication interfaces between adjacent cells in the cell and can send data to each other.

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[0201] Based on the cell array computing system provided in Embodiment 1 of the present invention, the cell array computing system provided in this embodiment extends a two-dimensional cell array to a three-dimensional cell array.

[0202] like Figure 14 As shown, the cell array computing system provided in this embodiment includes: a main control CPU, a cell array, and a cell array bus. Different from the cell array in Embodiment 1, the cell array in this embodiment is a three-dimensional cell array (3D cell array) formed by superimposing more than one two-dimensional array, and the two-dimensional array is the cell array in Embodiment 1. A two-dimensional cell array (2D cell array) is also composed of more than one cell with computing and storage functions, each cell includes a microprocessor and a non-volatile random access memory, for details, refer to the relevant content described in Embodiment 1 .

[0203] In this embodiment, each cell stores its position in the cell...

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[0223] As mentioned above, the cells in the cell array in Embodiment 1 of the present invention have three functions of memory, storage and calculation, and the non-volatile random access memory in the cells can realize the data involved in the calculation of the microprocessor. random access, and can store software instruction codes and data that needs to be permanently stored, but the cost of the non-volatile random access memory is generally higher, so the non-volatile random access memory in the cell is used as the space of the memory part If the amount of data processed by the microprocessor in the cell is large, the limited memory space may affect the processing efficiency of the microprocessor. How to expand the memory space of the cell becomes an urgent problem to be solved.

[0224] Based on the above considerations, on the basis of the first embodiment, this embodiment provides another structure of the cell array computing system, such as Figure 15 As shown, in addi...

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The invention disclose a cell array calculation system and a communication method wherein, comprising a main control CPU, a cell array and a cell array bus; the cell array is a three-dimension cell array obtained through stacking more than one two-dimension cell array; the two-dimension cell array consists of more than one cell having functions of calculation and storage, wherein each cell comprises a microprocessor and a nonvolatile random storage device; the nonvolatile random storage device is used for random access of the data related to the calculation of the microprocessor and is used for storing the software code and the data needed to be stored permanently; each cell stores the position of itself in the cell array as an ID for the software or the hardware in the cell to read; the main control CPU performs communication with each cell in the cell array through the cell array bus; and a communication interface is arranged between the adjacent cells in the cell array for transmitting data. The invention can overcome the communication bottleneck between the CPU and the memory and storage in the current computer architecture and improves the integral performance of the system.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of computers and computer applications, in particular to a cell array computing system and a communication method therein. Background technique [0002] Generally speaking, a computer mainly includes three core parts: a central processing unit (CPU, Central Processing Unit), memory and storage. [0003] Through the unremitting efforts of some of the world's top companies, the CPU has evolved into an extremely complex semiconductor chip. The number of MOS tubes inside the top CPU core can exceed 100 million. The current industry trend is that it is difficult to increase the operating frequency of the CPU due to power consumption constraints. It is also difficult to improve the operating efficiency of the already extremely complex modern CPU. New CPU products are increasingly evolving towards multi-core. [0004] In terms of memory, the current dominant technology is Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM, Dyn...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G06N3/00G06F15/163
Inventor 戴瑾郭一民王践识
Owner SHANGHAI CIYU INFORMATION TECH
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