Such architectures are generally called Processor-in-Memory (PIM) or Intelligent Memory (I-RAM) and can support high-performance computing by reducing the performance gap between the processor and the memory.
This is a network dump of the HTTP request (lines 1-20) sentoto a Dioptase instance by a developer to deploy an interpreted processor called "processor-name" with a given piece of DiSPL code that consumes two streams, and the resulting HTTP response (lines 22-23).
"I spent like two months calling processors, even the sketchiest ones in Australia," he told me.
In the call processing business, paying a minimum wage to call processors of $100 an hour would not stop these companies from making huge profits.
In GATE electronic processing is modeled as a list of elementary processors, called pulse processors, through which signal (i.e. energy deposit within a sensitive detector element) is transformed and filtered-out.
A hardware unit called the Address Processor (AP) handles the memory addressing.
With data services providers seeking faster, cheaper and better hardware, networking equipment makers are looking at hot new chips called network processors to unclog the bandwidth bottleneck.
Mediacom plans to raise $345 million in proceeds by issuing 20 million shares in a price range of $16 to $19. Avanex Corporation (proposed nasdaq ticker: AVNX) makes fiber-optic based products called photonic processors, which increase the performance of optical networks.
Meanwhile, immigration case workers voiced profound concern about the Home Office's new Windrush hotline, which is manned by untrained call processors, and which requires individuals to hand over all their personal details before they can get any advice.
So the processor is enhanced with some instances of a new accelerator called object processor (OP) that handles object positioning and drawing.
In wireline networks, the FFQ model is called general processor sharing (GPS) [22].
