Computer Architecture is Back: Parallel Computing Landscape
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Uploaded by StanfordUniversity on May 13, 2008
January 31, 2007 lecture by Dave Patterson for the Stanford University Computer Systems Colloquium (EE 380). A diverse group of UC Berkeley researchers from many backgrounds - circuit design, computer architecture, massively parallel computing, computer-aided design, embedded hardware and software, programming languages, compilers, scientific programming, and numerical analysis - met for nearly two years to discuss parallelism from these many angles.
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this dude seems nervous, pulled through and made a great presentation though so props
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Thanks so much for sharing this video. learned a lot from it.
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nice video.. nice discussion...
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Merry Christmas everyone! Good work on this video!!
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Thanks for having this video posted. Nice video clip. A great help for everyone whose into this field.
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This video is excellent. I'll be waiting for more videos like this.
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@Kamikaze576 It's a business, what did you expect, they do whatever they can to be cheap, seems like a lot of work to me, lol
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Rate up if you are being forced to watch this for ECE 222 at the University of Waterloo!
The University of Waterloo likes to steal lectures from other universities to make their courses less crappy.
Kamikaze576 9 months ago 3
"I don't care about Word............I care about the future!".
See, the thing is, that your Future Word will be controlled via your voice, will do multi-language auto-correction and translation and "predictive auto-completion" by comparing your text/sentence to a billion of stored "preset" phrases/sentences/passages/texts and automatically offer you endings for your phrase/sentence/or even complete paragraph/text. And this will benefit from parallelism just as much as any other program.
dagod79 1 year ago