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parallel computing
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parallel computing
Solving a problem with multiple computers or computers made up of multiple processors. It is an umbrella term for a variety of architectures, including symmetric multiprocessing (SMP), clusters of SMP systems, massively parallel processors (MPPs) and grid computing. See SMP, MPP, clustering, pipeline processing, vector processor, hypercube and grid computing.
parallel computing - parallel processing


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Specific subjects examined include coarse-grained loop parallelization, contention managers for complex transactional memory benchmarks, distributed shared memory for the cell broadband engine, and a distributed software platform for automation and control of general anesthesia.
It says that the expected improvement from parallelization is 1 divided by the percentage of the task that cannot be parallelized plus the improved run time of the parallelized segment.
Improved document capture speed enhances the data model and storage parallelization to allow documents to be captured up to 10 times faster.
 
 
 
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