Wintel, Universities Team On Parallel Programming
kamlapati writes in with a followup from the news last month that Microsoft and Intel are funding a laboratory for research into parallel computing at UC Berkeley. The new development is the imminent delivery of the FPGA-based Berkeley Emulation Engine version 3 (BEE3) that will allow researchers to emulate systems with up to 1,000 cores in order to explore approaches to parallel programming. A Microsoft researcher called BEE3 "a Swiss Army knife of computer research tools."
They are actually trying to model hell on earth. Microsoft provides the evil and Intel the heat.
(Okay, the joke would have worked better in the P4 days.)
W..w..W - Willy Waterloo washes Warren Wiggins who is washing Waldo Woo.
640 Cores should be enough for anybody.
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I wish I had more than one boat. Taking all across concurrently would be easier.
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