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© 2010 The MITRE Corporation. All rights reserved. Session 2: Many Core Sharon Sacco / The MITRE Corporation HPEC 2010 Approved for Public Release: Distribution is unlimited

© 2010 The MITRE Corporation. All rights reserved. ■Theme: Multicore processors and their impact on DoD HPEC Systems ■Panel Session: Multicore Meltdown? ■Most discussed processors –FPGA: 14 abstracts –STI Cell BE: 12 abstracts –GPU: 9 abstracts At HPEC 2007:  Multicore processors need sophisticated programming techniques  Keeping the cores busy is challenging  Getting high performance is tricky  Multicore processors need sophisticated programming techniques  Keeping the cores busy is challenging  Getting high performance is tricky

© 2010 The MITRE Corporation. All rights reserved. HPEC 2010 ■Theme: Custom clouds & general purpose GPUs: their impact on DoD applications ■Panel Session: ISR Clouds ■Most discussed processors: –GPU: 16 abstracts –Tilera: 4 abstracts –STI Cell BE: 4 abstracts –FPGA: 3 abstracts  Many Core processors need sophisticated programming techniques  Keeping the cores busy is even more challenging  Getting high performance is really tricky  Many Core processors need sophisticated programming techniques  Keeping the cores busy is even more challenging  Getting high performance is really tricky

© 2010 The MITRE Corporation. All rights reserved. Session 2: Agenda ■Invited Talk ■ Richard Schooler / Tilera ■Micro-op Fission: Hyper-threading Without the Hyper- headache ■Daniel McFarlin / Carnegie Mellon University ■Automatic Parallelization and Locality Optimization of Beamforming Algorithms ■Albert Hartono / Reservoir Labs ■Break (15 minutes)

© 2010 The MITRE Corporation. All rights reserved. Session 2: Agenda (cont.) ■Performance Scalability on Embedded Many-Core Processors ■ Michael Champigny / Mercury Computer Systems ■CRBLASTER: Benchmarking a Cosmic-Ray Rejections Application on the Tilera 64-core TILE64 Processor ■Kenneth Mighell / National Optical Astronomy Observatory ■Towards Mega-Scale Computing with pMatlab ■Chansup Byun / MIT Lincoln Laboratory