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Fundamentals of Multicore Processing
Sponsored by Intel
Module
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DESCRIPTION

This course provides an introduction to multicore processors including usage and selection of the devices. Content includes:


  • The motives for multicore
  • A brief history of multicore processors
  • Multicore hardware models: homogeneous, heterogeneous, and beyond
  • Multicore software models: AMP, SMP, and virtualization
  • Programming principles
  • Using multicore tools
  • Avoiding the multicore pitfalls
  • Example processors, tools, and OSs
  • Trends and predictions

PREREQUISITES
None

INTENDED AUDIENCE
The primary audience is engineers who need to use and select multicore processors; especially those who are new to the field, or need to refresh their knowledge.

ESTIMATED TIME
65 min.

AUTHOR

Sponsored by Intel
Mike Butts is a computer architect, who led the architecture of the Ambric Massively Parallel Processor Array chip, which won the Microprocessor Report Analysts' Choice Award for Innovation. He developed several reconfigurable chips and system products at Mentor Graphics, Quickturn, Synopsys, and Cadence. Mike has 39 U.S. patents, wrote nine IEEE papers, and serves on the IEEE FCCM conference committee. He has BSEE and MSEE/CS degrees from MIT.
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