Lecture

Introduction to Multiprocessor Architecture

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Description

This lecture introduces the fundamentals of multiprocessor architecture, focusing on post-Moore servers and sustainable datacenters. The instructor discusses the challenges of designing energy-efficient servers and the environmental impact of datacenters. The course covers topics such as parallel programming, memory consistency, synchronization, and the use of GPUs. Students will explore the transition from multicore to manycore processors and the importance of custom computing solutions. The lecture also addresses the evolution of processor technology, from ENIAC to modern Intel processors, emphasizing the need for parallel software development. Throughout the semester, students will delve into various aspects of parallel computing and shared memory systems.

Instructor

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Ontological neighbourhood

Computer engineering

High-performance computing: Parallel computing

Hardware engineering: Microprocessors

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