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Intel Labs Europe
Intel announced the creation of Intel Labs Europe, with the goal of expanding the scope of its
Intel Labs Europe
Intel announced the creation of Intel Labs Europe, with the goal of expanding the scope of its
European R&D activities. Intel Labs Europe aims to drive even closer collaboration with European researchers and policy makers, EU initiatives including exploratory research, methods of using ICT to improve the efficiency of industries and increasing the quality and productivity of ICT overall.
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Optical I/O Technology to prevent Multi / Many-Core Bottlenecks
The microprocessor architecture transition from multi-core to many-core will drive increased chip-to-chip I/O bandwidth demands at processor/memory interfaces and in multi-processor systems. Future architectures will require bandwidths of 200GB/s to 1.0TB/s and will bring about the era of tera-scale computing. To meet these bandwidth demands, traditional electrical interconnect techniques require increases in circuit complexity and costlier materials. Ian Young et al, Intel
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Intel's expert tips to master Parallel Programming
Achieving application performance on Multi-Core processors relies on the synchronization of algorithms and data structures all working together effortlessly. It also demands a shift in thinking about how to approach the solution. Get a perspective from three veteran Intel engineers, Henry Gabb, Tim Mattson and Clay Breshears, in Thinking in Parallel.
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Optical I/O Technology to prevent Multi / Many-Core Bottlenecks
The microprocessor architecture transition from multi-core to many-core will drive increased chip-to-chip I/O bandwidth demands at processor/memory interfaces and in multi-processor systems. Future architectures will require bandwidths of 200GB/s to 1.0TB/s and will bring about the era of tera-scale computing. To meet these bandwidth demands, traditional electrical interconnect techniques require increases in circuit complexity and costlier materials. Ian Young et al, Intel
More about the Optical I/O Technology >>
Intel's expert tips to master Parallel Programming
Achieving application performance on Multi-Core processors relies on the synchronization of algorithms and data structures all working together effortlessly. It also demands a shift in thinking about how to approach the solution. Get a perspective from three veteran Intel engineers, Henry Gabb, Tim Mattson and Clay Breshears, in Thinking in Parallel.
More about the expert tips >>
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