torusinterconnecte
The torus interconnect is a network topology used in parallel computing systems. It is characterized by its arrangement of processing nodes in a grid-like structure where each node is connected to its immediate neighbors in each dimension. This creates a toroidal shape, hence the name. Imagine a 2D grid where the edges wrap around, connecting the last node in a row to the first, and similarly for columns. In three dimensions, this extends to a cube where connections also wrap around on all faces.
The primary advantage of a torus interconnect is its high degree of connectivity and low latency for