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Massively parallel computing: A Sandia perspective

The computing power available to scientists and engineers has increased dramatically in the past decade, due in part to progress in making massively parallel computing practical and available. The expectation for these machines has been great. The reality is that progress has been slower than expect...

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Published in:Parallel computing 1999-12, Vol.25 (13), p.1853-1876
Main Authors: Womble, David E, Dosanjh, Sudip S, Hendrickson, Bruce, Heroux, Michael A, Plimpton, Steve J, Tomkins, James L, Greenberg, David S
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