What is Network-on-chip (NoC)?
An on-chip interconnect of routers and links arranged as a network that carries data as packets, moving many transfers between blocks simultaneously.
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Network-on-chip (NoC) in the explanations
A NoC arranges routers and links in a mesh and sends data as packets along chosen routes, so many transfers between distant blocks travel simultaneously.
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