2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.parco.2004.12.005
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Cluster of re-configurable nodes for scanning large genomic banks

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“…Our model architecture is that of a so-called smart disk, whose prototype is RDISK [9], implemented and available at IRISA. In short, a smart disk is a collection of disk drives, each one controlled by a reconfigurable, FPGA-based processor, called a filter.…”
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“…Our model architecture is that of a so-called smart disk, whose prototype is RDISK [9], implemented and available at IRISA. In short, a smart disk is a collection of disk drives, each one controlled by a reconfigurable, FPGA-based processor, called a filter.…”
Section: Cbir Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The RDISK system [9] was designed to provide high performance with low-cost hardware components. Our initial goal was to build a system whose nodes would cost no more than one tenth of a PC cluster (i.e.…”
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“…Among others, FPGA implementations of Smith and Waterman [16], BLAST [1,11], ClustalW [17] or even Weighted Finite Automaton [8] algorithms have exhibited impressive speed-up S. Derrien (B) · P. Quinton IRISA, Rennes, France e-mail: sderrien@irisa.fr factors, making them a very viable alternative to expensive supercomputing infrastructures such as vector computers or PC clusters.…”
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