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Greg Pfister’s “Perils of Parallel”

By Noah | May 3, 2009

My good friend Greg Pfister is running an excellent blog about computer architecture called Perils of Parallel.  Greg describes it as:

A blog about multicore, cloud computing, accelerators, Virtual Worlds, and likely other topics, loosely driven by the effective end of Moore’s Law.

Greg is well known as a leading authority on cluster-based architectures, but the blog has lots of interesting perspectives about all sorts of recent developments relating to computer architecture, GPUs, system structure, etc.  His analysis of multicore architectures and Intel’s Larrabee is particularly recommended.

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