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ABOUT ME
Ravi Pandya
Architect
Cloud Computing Futures
Microsoft
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| 03- | Microsoft |
| 00-02 | Covalent |
| 97-00 | EverythingOffice |
| 96-97 | Jango |
| 93-96 | NetManage |
| 89-93 | Xanadu |
| 88-89 | Hypercube |
| 84,85 | Xerox PARC |
| 83-89 | University of Toronto, Math |
| 86-87 | George Brown College, Dance |
| 95- | Foresight Institute |
| 97- | Institute for Molecular Manufacturing |
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Thu 25 Oct 2007
50 cores on your phone? Even for low-power applications, it looks like many-core will be the answer, since you get more computation per mW. The Berkeley Parallel Browser Project is working on:
- A parallel lexer, using speculation guided by heuristics
- A parallel parser, using an older, simpler CYK reduction parser that parallelizes better than modern LL/LALR parsers
- A parallel application programming model using the Flapjax dataflow language
For the bigger picture, if you haven't yet read it you should look athe The Landscape of Parallel Computing Research: A View from Berkeley.
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