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Resource discovery for manycore systems
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Modern compute infrastructures and processor architectures expose a wide range of accelerators with different properties to the developer, but also to the Operating System, both of which cannot handle this complexity efficiently and assign the right code to the best-suited processing unit. A means to identify the processing units according to the code requirements is therefore required.
Scalable real-time schedulers for many-cores
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SCHED_DEADLINE is an open-source implementation [1] of an EDF-based [2] resource-reservation scheduler for the Linux kernel, that can be used to enhance predictability in the timing behaviour for real-time and multimedia workloads running on the Linux OS.
S(o)OS @ CASTNESS 2012
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S(o)OS participated to the collaboration workshop on "Computing Architectures, Software tools and nano-Technologies for Numerical and Embedded Scalable Systems" (CASTNESS) held in January 2012 in Paris, putting together the European Projects belonging to theTERACOMP Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) call on terascale systems.
GSHI 2012 Workshop - DEADLINE EXTENSION
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Paper submission deadline extension of "The International Workshop on the Growing Problems with Scalable Heterogeneous Infrastructures (GSHI 2012)" to March 1. Learn more on the workshop webpage.
GSHI 2012 Workshop
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The International Workshop on the Growing Problems with Scalable Heterogeneous Infrastructures (GSHI 2012) will be co-located with the 10th IEEE International Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Processing with Applications (ISPA 2012), in Madrid (Spain). Learn more on the workshop webpage.