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One of the
nice things about Raw is that it scales. These three things are all
independent of transistor count:
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the longest
wire, the design complexity, and the verification complexity. You can see in
the picture, that with a process
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shrink,
everything shrinks in proportion: the size of the tile and the length of the
longest wire.
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Additionally,
the number of tiles, the network bandwidth, and the I/O bandwidth will scale
directly with the physical
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quantity of
resources that actually available.
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Finally, note
that Raw is backwards-compatible. A program that runs on 2 tiles on the left
will continue to run on 2 tiles on the right.
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