More Interest In Parallel Programming Outside the US?

Posted by kdawson on Monday March 24, 2008 @07:40PM from the maybe-it's-the-language dept.

simoniker writes "In a new weblog post on Dobbs Code Talk, Intel's James Reinders discusses the growth of concurrency in programming, suggesting that '...programming for multi-core is catching the imagination of programmers more in Japan, China, Russia, and India than in Europe and the United States.' He also comments: 'We see a significantly HIGHER interest in jumping on a parallelism from programmers with under 15 years experience, verses programmers with more than 15 years.' Any anecdotal evidence for or against from this community?"

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Parallel is really good. Parallel is really good. by BlackSabbath · 2008-03-24 21:47 · Score: 0, Offtopic

I agree with the article.

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It *isn't* difficult by Colin+Smith · 2008-03-24 22:26 · Score: -1, Offtopic

You simply have to face the other direction. At the moment you're basically trying to push a piece of string. Just think how silly you'll sound to your grandchildren when you tell them that's what you did for a living.

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