@book{7b29a8d7d9f14aceb1f39ac1bd863993,
title = "Wide-address spaces - exploring the design space",
abstract = "In a recent issue of Operating System Review, Hayter and McAuley [1991] argue that future high-performance systems trade a traditional, bus-based organization for one where all components are linked together by network switches (the Desk-Area Network). In this issue of Operating System Review, Leslie, McAuley and Mullender conclude that DAN-based architectures allow the exploitation of shared memory on a wider scale than just a single (multi)processor. In this paper, we will explore how emerging 64-bit processors can be used to implement shared address spaces spanning multiple machines.",
keywords = "IR-19856, METIS-121861",
author = "Alberto Bartoli and Mullender, \{Sape J.\} and \{van der Valk\}, M. and \{van der Valk\}, Martijn",
note = "Tevens Pegasus paper 92-3 ",
year = "1992",
language = "English",
series = "Memoranda informatica, ISSN 0924-3755",
publisher = "University of Twente",
number = "92-77",
address = "Netherlands",
}