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Information redundancy makes it possible
to simplify the access arborescences.
3D hyperbolical arborescence created
at
Stanford University
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A collective information shared and redundant
In the RU3 model, redundancy makes it
possible a permanent access to shared data that are not stored
in a precise network location, nor centralized in a server.
In our intelligent network concept, each connected computer becomes
itself, but temporarily, a part of the shared collective space.
Accordingly, the integrity of shared data is only possible because
of the redundancy of part
of the information, particularly parity information. This part
of the information, necessary to maintain data integrity when
some computers become disconnected, is distributed
in the model RAID-like system (1). In the RU3 project,
the disc spaces are replaced with the parts of random-access memory
made available by the connected machines. As in any language,
redundancies provide the best warranty to the efficiency of message
transmission.
1. RAID-like system : adaptation
of the RAID disc administration technology applied to networks.
Project open source Parchive
(Unix environment).
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