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Scalable high-radix router microarchitecture using a network switch organization
2013
ACM Transactions on Architecture and Code Optimization (TACO)
As the system size of supercomputers and datacenters increases, cost-efficient networks become critical in achieving good scalability on those systems. High-radix routers reduce network cost by lowering the network diameter while providing a high bisection bandwidth and path diversity. The building blocks of these large-scale networks are the routers or the switches and they need to scale accordingly to the increasing port count and increasing pin bandwidth. However, as the port count
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