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A parallel multiprocessor machine dedicated to relational and deductive data bases
1988
Proceedings of the 11th annual international ACM SIGIR conference on Research and development in information retrieval - SIGIR '88
Efficiency in databases is a major requirement. This paper presents some solutions to cope with this problem. One solution is to execute operations in parallel: this is done in the "Delta Driven Computer" DDC, which is a multiprocessor machine with distributed memory dedicated to relational and deductive databases. In DDC, relations are distributed among the nodes of the machine, and the data are processed asynchronously in each node. To do that in an efficient way, a coprocessor, specialized
doi:10.1145/62437.62482
dblp:conf/sigir/Gonzalez-RubioC88
fatcat:lkzp3rphnrbnlbdwppggjixcza