@Misc{meiko:cs2,
  key = {Meiko},
  title = {Computing Surface {CS-2}: Technical Overview},
  year = {1993},
  howpublished = {Meiko brochure S1002-10M115.01A},
  keywords = {multiprocessor architecture, parallel I/O, pario-bib},
  comment = {Three node types: 4 SPARC (50 MHz), 1 SPARC + two Fujitsu vector
  procs, or 1 SPARC + 3 I/O ports. All have a special communications processor
  that supports remote memory access. Each has 128 MBytes in 16 banks.
  Memory-memory transfer operations using ``remote DMA'', supported by the
  communications processor. User-level comm interface, with protection. Uses
  multistage network with 8x8 crossbar switches, looks like a fat tree. S/BUS,
  separate from the memory bus, is used for I/O, either directly, or through 2
  SCSI and 1 ethernet. Control and diagnostic networks. Parallel file system
  stripes across multiple partitions. Can use RAID. Communications processor
  has its own MMU; control registers are mapped to user space. Network-wide
  virtual addresses can support shared memory? Remote store, atomic operations,
  global operations. Comm proc can support I/O threads -- but can it talk to
  the disks? OS based on Solaris 2, plus global shared memory, parallel file
  system, and capability-based protection. Machine is logically partitioned
  into login, devices, and parallel computation.}
}