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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 28, 2012
Filed:
Dec. 10, 2010
John Rhoades, Bristol, GB;
Ken Cameron, Bristol, GB;
Paul Winser, Bristol, GB;
Ray Mcconnell, Bristol, GB;
Gordon Faulds, Gloucestershire, GB;
Simon Mcintosh-smith, South Gloucestershire, GB;
Anthony Spencer, Gloucestershire, GB;
Jeff Bond, Barry, GB;
Matthias Dejaegher, Bradley Stoke, GB;
Danny Halamish, Bristol, GB;
Gajinder Panesar, Bristol, GB;
John Rhoades, Bristol, GB;
Ken Cameron, Bristol, GB;
Paul Winser, Bristol, GB;
Ray McConnell, Bristol, GB;
Gordon Faulds, Gloucestershire, GB;
Simon McIntosh-Smith, South Gloucestershire, GB;
Anthony Spencer, Gloucestershire, GB;
Jeff Bond, Barry, GB;
Matthias Dejaegher, Bradley Stoke, GB;
Danny Halamish, Bristol, GB;
Gajinder Panesar, Bristol, GB;
Rambus Inc., Sunnyvale, CA (US);
Abstract
A data processing architecture includes an input device that receives an incoming stream of data packets. A plurality of processing elements are operable to process data received from the input device. The input device is operable to distribute data packets in whole or in part to the processing elements in dependence upon the data processing bandwidth of the processing elements.