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.
MC2 Directors Blog- 6-15-08 This blog report concludes our extremely successful first year of research accomplishments and evangelism efforts of the staff of the Multicore Computational Center. Successful in terms of the many awards, gifts, publications, system hardware and software installations and national recognition gathered by the MC2 staff which in actuality was only a gestation period of nine months. Equally noteworthy is our identification and planning of exciting new initiatives for the coming year, which hopefully will be part of a second year IBM extension of MC2.
Let me now share with you some of the past accomplishments by citing some in a random order of importance: Read more
The Multicore Computational Center will be hosting Frontiers of Multicore Computing on August 27th - 28th. The workshop will explore oppurtunities and challenges presented with the advent of multicore computer architechtures, and will address a range of comper systems and application's performance issues, focusing on problems related to Aerospace, Geophysics, Defense, Bio-Chemical Informatics, Social Media and Real-time Streaming and Interactive Data Driven Systems as well as advanced software systems to implement the applications. To find out more please visit our Workshops tab or Click here to learn more about Frontiers.
The agenda for Frontiers of Multicore computing has been posted to view it please Click Here.