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What is the value of $e$?
What is the value of $e$?
- $5$
- $6$ (correct)
- $7$
- $4$
How many letters does the word 'unsuccessful' have in the text?
How many letters does the word 'unsuccessful' have in the text?
- $10$ (correct)
- $9$
- $12$
- $11$
What is the total number of letters in the text?
What is the total number of letters in the text?
- $450$
- $350$
- $400$ (correct)
- $300$
In the text, which letter appears most frequently?
In the text, which letter appears most frequently?
How many unique letters are used in the text?
How many unique letters are used in the text?
Which letter is the least frequent in the text?
Which letter is the least frequent in the text?
What is the name of the document mentioned in the text?
What is the name of the document mentioned in the text?
How many different names of documents are mentioned in the text?
How many different names of documents are mentioned in the text?
What type of content is likely contained in 'e i c her E i' document?
What type of content is likely contained in 'e i c her E i' document?
Which letter marks the start of each document name mentioned in the text?
Which letter marks the start of each document name mentioned in the text?
What feature distinguishes 'r kR e c' from other document names?
What feature distinguishes 'r kR e c' from other document names?
Which document name appears to be repeated in the text?
Which document name appears to be repeated in the text?
What is the name of the researcher mentioned in the text?
What is the name of the researcher mentioned in the text?
Which letter is followed immediately by 'w' in the text?
Which letter is followed immediately by 'w' in the text?
What does 'g' represent in the text?
What does 'g' represent in the text?
In the text, what follows immediately after 'S p e c h'?
In the text, what follows immediately after 'S p e c h'?
Which researcher does not appear in the text?
Which researcher does not appear in the text?
What is the missing letter following 'R e c h ei c here E S i n t'? (Hint: Not 'w')
What is the missing letter following 'R e c h ei c here E S i n t'? (Hint: Not 'w')
What is the missing letter in the text?
What is the missing letter in the text?
Which letter immediately follows 'S p e c h e S n t' in the text?
Which letter immediately follows 'S p e c h e S n t' in the text?
How many times does 'e i c her E S' appear in the text?
How many times does 'e i c her E S' appear in the text?
What type of supercomputers are shared-/distributed-memory hybrids?
What type of supercomputers are shared-/distributed-memory hybrids?
'e A r u' is followed by which phrase in the text?
'e A r u' is followed by which phrase in the text?
What is a characteristic of Uniform Memory Access (UMA) architecture?
What is a characteristic of Uniform Memory Access (UMA) architecture?
What distinguishes ccNUMA architecture from UMA architecture?
What distinguishes ccNUMA architecture from UMA architecture?
What does 'UMA' stand for in the context of CPU architectures?
What does 'UMA' stand for in the context of CPU architectures?
Which type of supercomputer architecture has cache coherence ensuring consistency?
Which type of supercomputer architecture has cache coherence ensuring consistency?
What feature differentiates Uniform Memory Access (UMA) from Non-Uniform Memory Access (NUMA)?
What feature differentiates Uniform Memory Access (UMA) from Non-Uniform Memory Access (NUMA)?
Study Notes
Modern Supercomputers
- Modern supercomputers are shared-/distributed-memory hybrids
- They combine the advantages of shared-memory and distributed-memory architectures
Shared-Memory Parallel Computers
- Shared-memory parallel computers have a single address space for all processors/cores
- They are cache coherent, meaning changes in one cache are communicated to all others for consistency
CPU Shared Memory
- Two basic variants of CPU shared memory: UMA (Uniform Memory Access) and ccNUMA (cache-coherent Non-Uniform Memory Access)
- UMA:
- All memory is accessible by all cores with equal latency and bandwidth
- No distinction between local and remote memory
- ccNUMA:
- Latency and bandwidth vary depending on the mutual position of core and memory
- Provides better performance and scalability than UMA
Why ccNUMA?
- ccNUMA is preferred over UMA due to its ability to handle larger and more complex systems
- It provides better performance and scalability by minimizing memory access latency and bandwidth variation
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Test your pattern recognition skills with this quiz. Decode the sequence of letters and find the missing ones to complete the pattern.
