Explore how a shared-memory, many-processor computer could tackle huge problems. Learn how practical programming models and hardware design come together to unlock vast computing power.
The book offers a clear look at the NYU Ultracomputer project, detailing architecture, programming models, system software, hardware, and VLSI design. It explains how thousands of processors can work in concert with shared memory to deliver scalable performance and easier programming for scientific workloads. A focus on real coordination primitives, like fetch-and-add, shows how parallelism can be harnessed in practice.
Readers will find structured discussions on the software and hardware needed to support high parallelism, including performance analysis and simulation studies. The text also covers network design, memory management, and how to build and evaluate prototype hardware.
Ideal for readers of parallel computing, computer architecture, and high-performance computing who want a grounded, engineering-focused view of large-scale multi-processor systems.
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