But just before Computex, Google announced its Googlebook initiative, which is set to launch later in the year. Googlebook is ...

Abstract: Dynamic programming (DP) is a popular technique which is used to solve combinatorial search and optimization problems. This paper focuses on one type of DP, which is called nonserial ...

An invited author retrospective on “Dark Silicon and the End of Multicore Scaling” originally published at ISCA 2014. Included in the ISCA@50 25-Year Retrospective: 1996-2020.

The Embedded Multicore Building Blocks (EMB²) are an easy to use yet powerful and efficient C/C++ library for the development of parallel applications. EMB² has been specifically designed for embedded ...

I am an assistant professor of computer science at New York University. I am recruiting PhD students—if you are interested in working on parallel programming languages, compilers and run-time systems, ...

The Microsoft Research Software Radio (Sora) is a fully programmable software radio platform based on the commodity multicore CPU in a host PC. With Sora, researchers and engineers can quickly ...

The Africa Program achieves its mission through in-depth research that offers practical solutions to key challenges in US-Africa relations. The Africa Program's flagship initiatives include the ...

Georgia Tech's online master's in computer science has taken off like a rocket ship. It is the most successful degree program in the history of higher education and we should all take important ...

Community driven content discussing all aspects of software development from DevOps to design patterns. When language architects designed Python, they couldn’t conceive of a world where computers had ...

Even the most loyal Mac users recognize that Windows still rules the roost in the world of desktop and laptop computers, and there are many important apps that only run on Windows. For example, the ...

Non-deterministic programs generally have the worst reputation for parallel programming, which often leads to the frustration of having programs that don’t run the same way, given the same data inputs ...