@Book{think:cm5,
  key = {TMC},
  title = {The {Connection Machine} {CM-5} Technical Summary},
  year = {1991},
  month = {October},
  publisher = {Thinking Machines Corporation},
  keywords = {computer architecture, connection machine, MIMD, SIMD, parallel
  I/O, pario-bib},
  comment = {Some detail but still skips over some key aspects (like
  communication topology. Neat communications support makes for user-mode
  message-passing, broadcasting, reductions, all built in. Lots of info here.
  File system calls allows data to be transferred in parallel directly from I/O
  node to processing node, bypassing the partition and I/O management nodes.
  Multiple I/O devices (even DataVaults) can be logically striped. See also
  best:cmmdio, loverso:sfs, think:cmmd, think:sda.}
}