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 Scalable Parallel Programming with CUDA
Is CUDA the parallel programming model that application developers have been waiting for?
John Nickolls, Ian Buck, and Michael Garland, Nvidia, Kevin Skadron, University of Virginia |
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GPUs: A Closer Look
As the line between GPUs and CPUs begins to blur, it's important to understand what makes GPUs tick.
Kayvon Fatahalian and Mike Houston, Stanford University |
Data-Parallel Computing
Data parallelism is a key concept in leveraging the power of today's manycore GPUs.
Chas. Boyd, Microsoft |
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Beyond Server Consolidation
Server consolidation helps companies improve resource utilization, but virtualization can help in other ways, too.
Werner Vogels, Amazon.com |
Network Virtualization
Breaking the Performance Barrier: Shared I/O in virtualization platforms has come a long way, but performance concerns remain.
Scott Rixner, Rice University |
How OSGi Changed My Life
The promises of the Lego hypothesis have yet to materialize fully, but they remain a goal worth pursuing.
Peter Kriens, aQute |
The Cost of Virtualization
Software developers need to be aware of the compromises they face when using virtualization technology.
Ulrich Drepper, Red Hat |
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 The Ever Expanding Ecosystem for Embedded Computing
Mike Vizard from ACM Queue talks with Oracle's Mike Olson about the changing architecture of network-enabled applications. Olson explains the thinking behind the company's new focus on embedded database and middleware technology. He explores the technical, business and economic forces shaping this fast-growing market. Tune in to learn how Oracle plans to serve customers way outside the enterprise.
The Yin and Yang of Software Development
Software development is an inherently creative process. Sergei Sokolov, C/C++ Solution Manager at Parasoft, explains how infrastructure elements allow development teams to increase productivity without restricting creativity.
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Managing Collaboration
Jeff Johnstone of TechExcel explains why there is a need for a new approach to application lifecycle management that better reflects the business requirements and challenges facing development teams.
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 Syntactic Heroin
User-defined overloading is a syntactic drug that has seduced all too many language designers, programmers, and project managers.
Rodney Bates, Wichita State University
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 A Conversation with Jason Hoffman, pt. 2
Queue's January/February 2008 issue features a conversation with Jason Hoffman, CTO of Joyent, a provider of scalable infrastructure for Web applications. Interviewed by Sun's Bryan Cantrill (of DTrace fame), Hoffman discusses a range of topics, from providing scalable infrastructure for Facebook apps, to virtualization, to Ruby on Rails.
A Conversation with Jason Hoffman, pt. 1
Queue's January/February 2008 issue features a conversation with Jason Hoffman, CTO of Joyent, a provider of scalable infrastructure for Web applications. Interviewed by Sun's Bryan Cantrill (of DTrace fame), Hoffman discusses a range of topics, from providing scalable infrastructure for Facebook apps, to virtualization, to Ruby on Rails.
Getting Bigger Reach Through Speech
In order to take advantage of new voice technologies you have to have a plan for integrating that capability directly into the applications that drive your existing business processes.
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Breaking the Performance Barrier: Shared I/O in virtualization platforms has come a long way, but performance concerns remain.
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Use It or Lose It
Aphorisms in the abstract: The problem of balancing aphoristic elegance and the search for useful but NON-obvious advice
Stan Kelly-Bootle, Author
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 The Next Big Thing
This month Kode Vicious considers the future of functional programming and then offers up his top five protocol-design tips.
Kode Vicious
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