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A multiprocessor is a computer with multiple processors that share a single address space and memory. There are three models of multiprocessors: UMA provides uniform memory access for all processors, NUMA has non-uniform access times depending on memory location, and COMA uses caches instead of a memory hierarchy with a global address space formed from all caches. A multicomputer has multiple autonomous computers with separate processors, memories, and I/O, communicating through message passing rather than
- Author
- Vickey Vignesh
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- EN