Von Neumann architecture Computer Science Fundamentals
noun phrase
Definition: A well-known computer architecture principle in which commands (instructions) and data are stored together in the same memory; in general usage, it refers to the shared-memory storage principle for data and instructions [Bakanach 2023/2024].
Example in context: “… the traditional “von Neumann architecture” is not sufficient for fast training and recognition tasks, such as realtime training and recognition of images and speech information.” [Tan et al. 2024]
Related terms: von Neumann machine, stored-program architecture