Single Instruction/Multiple Data
Single Instruction/Multiple Data
(SIMD) (Or "data parallel") The classification under
Flynn's taxonomy for a
parallel processor where many processing
elements (functional units) perform the same operations on
different data. There is often a central controller which
broadcasts the instruction stream to all the processing
elements.
Contrast
Multiple Instruction/Multiple Data.
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