Routing in a network of processors

A processor in a network has a plurality of processing units arranged on a chip. An on-chip interconnect enables data to be exchanged between the processing units. A plurality of external interfaces are configured to communicate data off chip in the form of packets, each packet having a destination...

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Main Authors Yassine, Hachem, Wilkinson, Daniel John Pelham, Osborne, Richard Luke Southwell, Cunningham, Graham Bernard, Huse, Lars Paul
Format Patent
LanguageEnglish
Published 28.03.2023
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Summary:A processor in a network has a plurality of processing units arranged on a chip. An on-chip interconnect enables data to be exchanged between the processing units. A plurality of external interfaces are configured to communicate data off chip in the form of packets, each packet having a destination address identifying a destination of the packet. The external interfaces are connected to respective additional connected processors. A routing bus routes packets between the processing units and the external interfaces. A routing register defines a routing domain for the processor, the routing domain comprising one or more of the additional processor, and at least a subset of further additional processors of the network, wherein the additional processors of the subset are directly or indirectly connected to the processor. The routing domain can be modified by changing the contents of the routing register as a sliding window domain.
Bibliography:Application Number: US202117305682