KnKn
KnKn refers to a type of network topology known as a k-ary n-cube. In this structure, each node has k outgoing connections and k incoming connections. The network is composed of n dimensions, and each dimension contains k nodes. This design is frequently used in parallel processing systems and high-performance computing to facilitate efficient communication between processing units. The k-ary n-cube topology offers a balance between connectivity and complexity, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.
The defining characteristic of a k-ary n-cube is its ability to scale by increasing either k (the
Examples of k-ary n-cube topologies include the 2-ary n-cube, which is equivalent to a hypercube, and the