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Now it's all fast architecture, like fast food.

The ITER central interlock system (CIS) architecture is composed of four categories of hardware: the fast architecture, slow programmable logic controller (PLC -based architecture, hardwired architecture, and servers.

The CIS fast architecture consists of a module called the plasma protection module (PPM), which is mainly in charge of interlock functions related to the plasma.

The CIS fast architecture receives interlock events from various local plant systems of ITER and communicates the corresponding actions to any other local plant systems in order to avoid or mitigate the damage to the machine.

This paper proposes some corrections and comments to the BCD multiplier presented in the paper "Fast architecture for decimal digit multiplication", published in the Journal of Microprocessors and Microsystems (Volume 39, 2015, issues 4 5, pages 296 301).

Result of this hardware implementation showed a fast architecture, i.e., the total time to process the image of an eye with 136 × 82 pixels in this system is 136 μs.

The integration of the consumption estimation in the design flow of the Gaspard2 framework [4] thus allows fast architectures exploration.

A special Design-for-FAST architecture relying on an accordingly adjusted scan configuration and a simple, but efficient X-masking scheme can support X-tolerant compaction in the context of FAST.

Beside the character segmentation approach, the ultra-fast architecture for geometrical image transformations, which is used for image rotation in the process of skew correction, is presented, and its fast implementation using pointer arithmetic and a highly optimized low-level machine routine is provided.

It includes a new NVIDIA GeForce 9400M integrated graphics chip with faster architecture to provide robust support for 3D games etcetera.

If the data rate is limited, it does not make sense to implement an ultra-fast architecture if the data have to wait in a buffer some time before being transmitted.