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1 CS 6143 COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE II SPRING 2014 ACM Principles and Practice of Parallel Programming, PPoPP, 2006 Panel Presentations Parallel Processing is Mainstream : Multi-core Processor Chips

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48 Handout 11CS 6143 Spring 2014 Page 48 How can parallel processing be mainstream ? Slide 19 by Luddy Harrison Rules of composition are needed so that There is independence between software components and their deployment Composing software components ? In hardware this is done now ! How can composing be implemented in software ? Communication computation ? A new computational method ? A new hardware technology leading to a new idea ? All of the above ? Is composing enough ? Parallel processing is relatively simple now with 4 to 10 cores ! But, memory wall, soft errors, defective chips and other unforeseen problems can make parallel processing harder On the other hand, programmable chips, nanotechnology, bio- inspired computing paradigms and other unforeseen new technologies can help parallel processing Professors Comments

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