Application Scaling on CMT and Multicore Systems


 
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Application Scaling on CMT and Multicore Systems

Discussion of challenges involved in enabling legacy applications to scale on CMT architectures in particular and on multicore architectures in general. This SDN article also discusses possible architectural changes to the application.

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