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NUMAlink

NUMAlink is a system interconnect developed by Silicon Graphics (SGI) for use in its distributed shared memory ccNUMA computer systems. NUMAlink was originally developed by SGI for their Origin 2000 and Onyx2 systems. At the time of these systems' introduction, it was branded as "CrayLink" during SGI's brief ownership of Cray Research.

NUMAlink 2 (Hub ASIC), NUMAlink 8 (Flex ASIC) & NUMAlink 3 (Bedrock ASIC)

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NUMAlink 2 (Hub ASIC)

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NUMAlink 8 (Flex ASIC)

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NUMAlink 3 (Bedrock ASIC)

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NUMAlink 5 (UV Hub ASIC)

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Created by
Silicon Graphics
Hotplugging interface
Optional
Year created
1990 (as Stanford DASH), 1996 (as NUMAlink)

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NUMAlink 2 (Hub ASIC)

NUMAlink 3 (Bedrock ASIC)

NUMAlink 5 (UV Hub ASIC)

NUMAlink 6 (UV2 Hub ASIC)

NUMAlink 8 (Flex ASIC)

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NUMAlink

Nodes27
Edges26
Triples47
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.074074
Components1

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NUMAlink

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related to NUMAlink 2 (Hub ASIC) · 13
NUMAlink → CrayLink, GB/s, Hub ASIC, MB/s, MHz, October, Onyx2, Origin, PECL, SGI's, Stanford DASH, The NUMAlink, There
related to External links · 6
NUMAlink → Graphics International, HPE NUMAlink, March, October, Silicon Graphics, Wayback Machine
related to NUMAlink 8 (Flex ASIC) · 6
NUMAlink → Cascade Lake, GB/s, HPE Superdome Flex, Intel Xeon Scalable, Skylake, TB
related to NUMAlink 3 (Bedrock ASIC) · 5
NUMAlink → Altix, GB/s, NUMAflex, Origin, The
related to NUMAlink 7 (HARP ASIC) · 4
NUMAlink → GB/s, HPE Integrity MC990 X/SGI, SGI UV, UV
related to NUMAlink 9 (XNC ASIC) · 3
NUMAlink → GB/s, HPE Compute Scale-up Server, TB
related to NUMAlink 4 (SHUB ASIC) · 2
NUMAlink → Altix, GB/s
related to NUMAlink 5 (UV Hub ASIC) · 2
NUMAlink → Altix UV, GB/s
related to NUMAlink 6 (UV2 Hub ASIC) · 2
NUMAlink → GB/s, SGI UV
Created by · 1
NUMAlink → Silicon Graphics

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interconnect used generation capable gb peak bandwidth sgi links silicon graphics introduced system systems shared memory origin 2000 onyx2 uv

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NUMAlinkCreated bySilicon Graphics1.00infobox
NUMAlinkHotplugging interfaceOptional1.00infobox
NUMAlinkYear created1990 (as Stanford DASH), 1996 (as NUMAlink)1.00infobox
NUMAlinkis asystem interconnect developed by Silicon Graphics0.90text
NUMAlinkrelated to External linksHPE NUMAlink0.60section
NUMAlinkrelated to External linksGraphics International0.60section
NUMAlinkrelated to External linksWayback Machine0.60section
NUMAlinkrelated to External linksOctober0.60section
NUMAlinkrelated to External linksSilicon Graphics0.60section
NUMAlinkrelated to External linksMarch0.60section
NUMAlinkrelated to NUMAlink 2 (Hub ASIC)There0.60section
NUMAlinkrelated to NUMAlink 2 (Hub ASIC)SGI's0.60section

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