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About NoRMA
No Remote Memory Access is a computer memory architecture for multiprocessor systems, given its name by Rashid (1987). In a NoRMA architecture, the address space globally is not unique and the memory is not globally accessible by the processors. Accesses to remote memory modules are only indirectly possible by messages through the interconnection network to other processors, which in turn possibly deliver the desired data in a reply message. The entire storage configuration is partitioned statically among the processors.
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