Richard Vuduc
Abstract
The aim of this panel is to assess the prevailing assumptions in today's multicore software R&D and computing education, and ask in particular whether the parallel computing community's current trajectory will produce the “right” algorithmic and software infrastructure for tomorrow's applications.
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The aim of this panel is to assess the prevailing assumptions in today's multicore software R&D and computing education, and ask in particular whether the parallel computing community's current trajectory will produce the “right” algorithmic and software infrastructure for tomorrow's applications.
Key concepts: Multi-core processor, Computer science, Software, Ask price, Trajectory, Core (optical fiber), Parallel computing, Distributed computing