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The Concurrency Challenge

The evolutionary path of microprocessor design includes both multicore and many-core architectures. Harnessing the most computing throughput from these architectures requires concurrent or parallel execution of instructions. The authors describe the challenges facing the industry as parallel-computing platforms become even more widely available.

Kurt Keutzer | Timothy G. Mattson | Wen-mei W. Hwu | K. Keutzer | T. Mattson

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