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» What might be good software designs for the...
What might be good software designs for the complexity of current CPUs, accelerators, and GPUs
Author(s):
S. Jarp
Date presented:
Friday, 19 April, 2013
Event presented at:
LHCb Many-core Working Group, CERN
LHCb Many-core Working Group, CERN
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