Parallel Processing White Papers
Implement Parallel Processing in Your Java Applications
Overview Computing is moving toward multi-core systems which allows the containing computer to exhibit the same thread-level parallelism as a system with multiple CPUs, which represents a huge benefit in overall system throughput for properly designed applications. With manufacturers offering systems with more than one multi-core CPU - and Azul Systems even releasing a processor with 48 cores - parallel computing is now available for mid-sized to large-scale servers, as well as for everyday desktop computers. So how a developer should adapt to this trend and best utilize it in the applications? First, one needs to learn and employ new programming models and algorithms, and then find the proper tools and frameworks to effectively build, debug, unit test, and deploy these applications.
| Publisher | Jupitermedia | File Format | HTML |
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| Date Published | April 2007 | Downloads | 1 |
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