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PIM chip

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PIM chip
(Processor In Memory chip; Processing In Memory chip) A CPU chip that tightly couples logic and memory circuits on the same die in order to reduce memory access latency. PIM chip designs are proposed for supercomputer applications.
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To demonstrate their approach's feasibility, Kogge and his coworkers at IBM created EXECUBE, a prototype computer made up of 64 relatively simple PIM chips.
PetaCrunchers: setting a course toward ultrafast supercomputing by Peterson, Ivars / Science News
We are currently testing memory modules, containing the Processor-In-Memory (PIM) chips, on our pulse power tester and completing the system's logic design that merges the vector scalar architecture of the CRAY-3 with the parallel architecture of the PIM chip array.
CRAY COMPUTER CORP. REPORTS THIRD QUARTER 1994 FINANCIAL RESULTS by PR Newswire
SIMD arrays of 1 million processors are expected to be available using the current version of the PIM chip once this development project is completed.
CRAY COMPUTER CORP. AWARDED DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR CRAY-3/SUPER ... by PR Newswire
 
 
 
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