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Novel Techniques for Processing Unstructured Data Sets

While improvements in the density of semiconductor circuitry have been dramatic, the density improvements in magnetic storage have been even greater. We now store much more data than we have time to process, implying that techniques for processing these data need to be significantly altered. This paper describes a new architectural approach that enables the processing of very large data sets, yielding two orders of magnitude performance gain over conventional approaches