In this model, we have more tasks that operate on the same data structure, but each task operates on a different portion of data. In the shared memory architecture, all tasks have access to data through shared memory and distributed memory architectures, where the data structure is divided and resides in the local memory of each task.

To implement this model, a coder must develop a program that specifies the distribution and alignment of data; for example, the current-generation GPUs are highly operational only if data (Task 1, Task 2, Task 3) is aligned, as shown in the following diagram: