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transputer
(TRANSistor comPUTER) A computer that contains a CPU, memory and communications capability on a single chip. Chips are strung together in hypercube or grid-like patterns to create large parallel processing machines, used in scientific, real-time control and AI applications.
(processor, parallel)transputer - (Note lower case) A family of microprocessors from Inmos with interprocessor links, programmable in occam.
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