Fault-tolerant routing in irregular MINs

Efficient and simple routing algorithms have been developed for two irregular MINs-namely, MFDOT and QT. Static routing provides full access for MFDOT whereas minimal multiple paths to reach the destination are provided through dynamic routing in QT networks. Multiple paths of varying lengths are available to route the data to the destination in irregular MINs. The path length is just 2 for a favourite memory module, as opposed to the identical path lengths used for regular MINs. This makes a marked difference in latency, throughput and cost of the network.