Recent developments in data base and information retrieval hardware architectures

Increased emphasis has been given to the solution of data base management and information retrieval problems through the use of new hardware architectures. These architectures have included front end/back end organizations, logic in memory, associative memory/array processors, special function archi...

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Published inThe IEEE Computer Society's Second International Computer Software and Applications Conference, 1978. COMPSAC '78 pp. 698 - 703
Main Author Berra, P.B.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 1978
Subjects
Associative memory
Communication system control
Computer aided manufacturing
Computer architecture
Hardware
Information retrieval
Operating systems
Process design
Registers
Software development management
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Summary:Increased emphasis has been given to the solution of data base management and information retrieval problems through the use of new hardware architectures. These architectures have included front end/back end organizations, logic in memory, associative memory/array processors, special function architectures and computers developed solely for the handling of data. In this paper a brief overview of some of these architectures is given. The paper is concluded with the author's opinion as to progress in the field during the next ten years.
DOI:10.1109/CMPSAC.1978.810552