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CAM-8: a computer architecture based on cellular automata
The maximum computational density allowed by the laws of physics is available only in a format that mimics the basic spatial locality of physical law. Fine-grained uniform computations with this kind of local interconnectivity (Cellular Automata) are particularly good candidates for efficient and massive microphysical implementation.
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