Computer Architecture and Parallel Processing (McGraw-Hill series in computer organization and architecture)

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Summary: Conventional parallel computational architectures
Review: Although this reference does not discuss physiological plausible computation models, it provides a fairly easy to read yet serious introduction to conventional parallel computation architectures.

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Summary: Its a book worth reading by really interested candidates.
Review: The person who has gone through the book thouroughly need not to say that its worth having such a excellent book.The problems given at the end of each chapter dwell oneself into the deeper understanding of the subject and it would have been nice if you could make the Solutions Manual available on internet.