Concluding Remarks
SCI is a standard for connecting the different resources within a multiprocessor computer system (intra - system) and it is not as widely known to the public as for example the Ethernet network standard for connecting different systems (inter - system). Different system vendors have implemented different flavors of SCI for their internal system infrastructure. These different implementations are by nature somewhat different since they interface to very intricate mechanisms in processors and memory systems and each vendor has to preserve some degrees of compatibility for both hardware and software.
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