The Bulk Multicore Architecture for Programmability

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One of the biggest challenges facing us today is how to design parallel architectures that efficiently support a highly-programmable environment. In this talk, I will present the Bulk Multicore Architecture, a new architecture that is highly programmable, while delivering high performance and keeping the hardware simple. The Bulk Multicore is based on the idea of eliminating the commit of individual instructions. It supports sequential consistency and offers advantages for new software environments and new tool development.



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