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What Is Simd? |
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Answer» A class belonging to Flynn’s taxonomy of parallel ARCHITECTURES, it stands for SINGLE INSTRUCTION multiple data. In this architecture, different processing elements all execute the same instruction in a given CLOCK cycle, with the respective data (e.g., in registers) being INDEPENDENT of each other. A class belonging to Flynn’s taxonomy of parallel architectures, it stands for single instruction multiple data. In this architecture, different processing elements all execute the same instruction in a given clock cycle, with the respective data (e.g., in registers) being independent of each other. |
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