@InProceedings{MayThompson90,
  title =        "{T}ransputers and routers: {C}omponents for concurrent machines",
  author=        "May,  David and Thompson,  Peter",
  editor=        "Zedan,  Hussein S. M.",
  pages =        "215--231",
  booktitle=     "{OUG}-13: {R}eal-{T}ime {S}ystems with {T}ransputers",
  isbn=          "90 5199 041 3",
  year=          "1990",
  month=         "sep",
  abstract=      "A transputer is a complete microcomputer integrated in a
     single VLSI chip. Each transputer has a number of
     communication links, allowing transputers to be
     interconnected to form concurrent processing systems. The
     transputer instruction set contains Instructions to send and
     receive messages through these links, minimising delays in
     inter-transputer communication. Transputers can be directly
     interconnected to form specialised networks, or can be
     interconnected via routing chips. Routing chips are VLSI
     building blocks for interconnection networks: they can
     support system-wide message routing at high throughput and
     low delay."
}