Modern Computer Architecture and Organization: A systems-level guide to modern computer architectures, from hardware foundations to AI datacenters
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Modern Computer Architecture and Organization: A systems-level guide to modern computer architectures, from hardware foundations to AI datacenters

by Jim Ledin

Computer Science Computer Architecture Hardware Design
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Modern Computer Architecture and Organization offers a systems-level introduction to contemporary computer architectures. Beginning with hardware foundations, it follows the organization of computing systems through to the specialized infrastructure used in AI datacenters, providing a broad framework for understanding how modern computers are designed and operated.

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Modern Computer Architecture and Organization presents a systems-level guide to the foundations of contemporary computing.

The book covers modern computer architectures, connecting hardware fundamentals with the organization of complete computing systems.

It also addresses the infrastructure and architectural considerations behind AI datacenters.

Designed for readers seeking a broad understanding of how computer hardware and large-scale systems fit together.

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