General Runtime/Architecture for Many-core Parallel Systems (GRAMPS)
TBMG-16164
04/01/2013
- Content
The era of obtaining increased performance via faster single cores and optimized single-thread programs is over. Instead, a major factor in new processors’ performance comes from parallelism: increasing numbers of cores per processor and threads per core. In both research and industry, runtime systems, domain-specific languages, and more generally, parallel programming models, have become the tools to realize this performance and contain this complexity.
- Citation
- "General Runtime/Architecture for Many-core Parallel Systems (GRAMPS)," Mobility Engineering, April 1, 2013.