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  » Comparing the performance of the Landmark Nexus® reservoir simulator on HP servers
  » Delivering the vision to OpenMP Programmers March 2009
  » Applying SUD Parallelism to improve parallel efficiency of ESI-Group PAM-Crash v2007 on multi-core processors
  » Acumem SlowSpotter for Linux
  » Virtualization and High Availability of Product Data Management (PDM) application infrastructure with VMware
  » Performance Characterization of the NX Nastran V5.1 application on HP Multi-core Processors
  » Using Parallelism to improve performance of COSMO/DWD LM_RAPS 4.0 on multi-core processors
  » Power Utilization vs. Application Performance on HP Servers using Multi-core Processors – Conserving Application Energy

  » Scheduling to Overcome the Multi-Core Memory Bandwidth Bottleneck
  » Application performance characterization of dual and quad core systems using the two most popular network interconnects: Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) and InfiniBand (IB). - ACCELRYS ONETEP Benchmarks
  » Performance of Mellanox ConnectX Adapter on Multi-core Architectures Using InfiniBand
  » Behavior analysis of SIMULIA Abaqus Standard and Explicit running on HP ProLiant x86_64 servers based on Intel Xeon and AMD Opteron dual-core processors using InfiniBand and Gigabit Ethernet interconnects
  » Comparing the Performance of the ANSYS FLUENT application on Quad-core Processors vs. Dual-core Processors
  » Enhancing an Open Source Resource Manager with Multi-Core/Multi-threaded Support
 

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  » A Multi-Core Toolkit Taxonomy
  » Useful features of the TotalView Debugger in multi-core environments
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