A defining challenge for research in computer science and engineering has been the ongoing quest for reducing the completion time of a single computation task. Even outside the parallel processing communities, there is little doubt that the key to further progress in this quest is to do parallel processing of some kind. A recently proposed parallel processing framework that spans the entire spectrum from (parallel) algorithms to architecture to implementation is the explicit multi-threading (XMT) framework. This framework provides: (i) simple and natural parallel algorithms for essentially every general-purpose application, including notoriously difficult irregular integer applications, and (ii) a multi-threaded programming model for these...
With the end of exponential performance improvements in sequential computers, parallel computers, du...
Exploiting better performance from computer programs translates to finding more instructions to exec...
Multi-core processors are ubiquitous in all market segments from embedded to high performance comput...
A defining challenge for research in computer science and engineering has been the ongoing quest for...
We introduce explicit multi-threading (XMT), a decentralized architecture that exploits fine-grained...
To achieve high performance, contemporary computer systems rely on two forms of parallelism: instruc...
This paper documents the features and the design of XMTSim, the cycle-accurate simulator of the Expl...
To achieve high performance, contemporary computer systems rely on two forms of parallelism: instruc...
Parallel hardware1 has become a ubiquitous component in computer processing technology. Uniprocessor...
We introduce explicit multi-threading (XMT), a decentralized architecture that exploits fine-graine...
The sudden shift from single-processor computer systems to many-processor parallel computing systems...
Faced with nearly stagnant clock speed advances, chip manufacturers have turned to parallelism as th...
Multithreaded processors are an attractive alternative to superscalar processors. Their ability to h...
Faced with nearly stagnant clock speed advances, chip manufacturers have turned to parallelism as th...
The sudden shift from single-processor computer systems to many-processor parallel computing systems...
With the end of exponential performance improvements in sequential computers, parallel computers, du...
Exploiting better performance from computer programs translates to finding more instructions to exec...
Multi-core processors are ubiquitous in all market segments from embedded to high performance comput...
A defining challenge for research in computer science and engineering has been the ongoing quest for...
We introduce explicit multi-threading (XMT), a decentralized architecture that exploits fine-grained...
To achieve high performance, contemporary computer systems rely on two forms of parallelism: instruc...
This paper documents the features and the design of XMTSim, the cycle-accurate simulator of the Expl...
To achieve high performance, contemporary computer systems rely on two forms of parallelism: instruc...
Parallel hardware1 has become a ubiquitous component in computer processing technology. Uniprocessor...
We introduce explicit multi-threading (XMT), a decentralized architecture that exploits fine-graine...
The sudden shift from single-processor computer systems to many-processor parallel computing systems...
Faced with nearly stagnant clock speed advances, chip manufacturers have turned to parallelism as th...
Multithreaded processors are an attractive alternative to superscalar processors. Their ability to h...
Faced with nearly stagnant clock speed advances, chip manufacturers have turned to parallelism as th...
The sudden shift from single-processor computer systems to many-processor parallel computing systems...
With the end of exponential performance improvements in sequential computers, parallel computers, du...
Exploiting better performance from computer programs translates to finding more instructions to exec...
Multi-core processors are ubiquitous in all market segments from embedded to high performance comput...