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Parallel Programming
SC10 - Parallel Programming Community Activities
Parallel Programming Community Manager Kathy Farrel and Master of the Parallel Universe Clay Breshears attended Supercomputing (SC) 10 in November, 2010. This page contains links to videos filmed there. These links appeared previously on the PP Community.
Personal Review of Intel Under-NDA Sandy-Bridge Event
Hi All,
Early this month Intel held an event about the Sandy Bridge architecture and other near future developments. Attendees signed an NDA before entering the event and the material presented was really interesting to hear. The room was packed to no room with what looked to me like over 500 people sitting and listening.
Early this month Intel held an event about the Sandy Bridge architecture and other near future developments. Attendees signed an NDA before entering the event and the material presented was really interesting to hear. The room was packed to no room with what looked to me like over 500 people sitting and listening.
On the shoulders of giants in parallel computing education
The first tangible step in the recent surge of parallelism on our campus came five years ago last month, when three students (it’s all undergraduates at St.
Developer Training
This page brings together resources to help both novice and seasoned parallel and concurrent programmers on their journey to many-core computing.
Parallel Programming Talk #99 "Taming the Wild Order of Synchronizations" with YY Zhou
It’s Tuesday, January 25, 2011 and this is Parallel Programming Talk
The News:
- Casual Connect (Casual Games industry)- Feb 10 – 12 Congress Center, Hamburg, Germany - for casual game developers… Learn more: http://europe.casualconnect.org/
Intel® ArBB Support
This is the Intel® Array Building Blocks (Intel® ArBB) home page.
Jeff's Notebook: A new Joint lifetime and access synchronization algorithm for shared dynamic objects
Dynamic objects are created and destroyed at run-time by modern programming practices and computer languages like .NET, but how can we correlate that with multi-core enabled programming? You may need to get a parallel program to sync both lifetime of- and access to- an object in shared memory.
Jeff's Notebook: Work a Coding Solution to the Classic Dining Philosophers Problem
Coders and people who love to do jigsaw puzzles have a lot in common. They look at a challenge, analyze it and then begin working the pieces to solve the puzzle. Recently, one of our Intel Threading Building Blocks experts, Michael Voss, took the classic "Dining Philosophers Problem" and presented how you could use the capabilities of the new Graph Community Preview Feature of the Intel Threading Building Blocks to develop a new coding solution to this classic problem. Michael goes through his solution and shows how he coded a solution using this new feature. I think coders looking for ne
Visual Studio 2010 Built-in CPU Acceleration
Writing the sample code for this post I was amazed myself to see how simple it was to reach over 20 times performance improvement with so little effort.
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