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Large number addition is the fundamental operation in cryptography algorithms. In this paper, we accelerate large addition in hardware design by introducing non-least-positive form, which is beneficial to parallel processing. An implementation of 256-bit signed array accumulator with our method shows an improvement of 18% in speed and 15% in area-delay product compared with traditional design.