Interview Tech-Ed 2009 Berlin: Steve Teixeira talks about Parallel Computing with VS 2010 and why you should take care

Posted: Dec 16, 2009 at 1:15 AM
By: Oliver Scheffert
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"I have been in the role of the Program Manager for the Developer Track at Tech-Ed 2009 in Berlin this year and decided to run some interviews with some of the speakers in my track. I am talking with Steve Teixeira about Parallel Computing and what new VS 2010 Tools we have for you to win the challenge of building Software utilizing the power of Multicore Systems. If you ask yourself why should I care? If so, this is the right content for you!

Enjoy!"

Christian Binder

http://blogs.msdn.com/cbinder

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