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Single Instruction stream, Multiple Data streams: Executes one instruction on multiple data points simultaneously.

A computer system with many independent processors working on different parts of a computation in parallel.

A form of distributed computing where resources are not centralized and can be geographically dispersed.

A coprocessor containing a large number of simple, tightly coupled cores.

Processor design that allows for the execution of multiple instructions during a single clock cycle by providing multiple execution units.

Multiple Instruction streams, Single Data stream: Multiple instructions operate on the same data point.

Symmetric Multiprocessing: Multiple processors share a single, uniform memory address space.

Multiple Instruction streams, Multiple Data streams: Different processors execute different instructions on different pieces of data.

A set of loosely or tightly connected computers that work together as a single system.

Processors designed to take advantage of instruction-level parallelism by executing multiple operations in a single long instruction word.

Single Instruction stream, Single Data stream: Traditional sequential computer architecture.

Non-Uniform Memory Access: Memory access time depends on the memory location relative to a processor.

A type of computing where instructions operate on one-dimensional arrays of data, called vectors, rather than single data items.

Based on the concept of dataflow programming, where program instructions are only executed when the data is available, rather than in a sequential order.