Multicore Computational Center
Multicore Computational Center
To revolutionize the productivity of computational applications by
taking advantage of multi-core parallel processing software and hardware
technologies in collaboration with industry, government and universities.
To evolve to a leading national center in providing service oriented
computational solutions employing multi-core technologies for the
optimization of problems in the fields of environmental and geophysical
sciences, chemical, aerospace, defense, bio-medical informatics,
financial, and event driven simulations and visualizations.
On the national scene, this quarter saw major changes such as the installation of a new President, an unprecedented economic downturn and a stimulus bill that offers Science and Education new funding opportunities. This quarter also saw the MC2 implement its NSF award for a planning meeting and subsequently culminate its effort to establish a Center for Hybrid Multicore Productivity Research (CHMPR) in collaboration with its 3 University partners: Georgia Tech, U Cal San Diego and U Minnesota. Read more