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Parallel Computing

Posted By: Jason Olson | Oct 21st @ 8:35 AM | 2,148 Views | 4 Comments
Developing applications that can take full advantage of today's multi-core, multi-processor is a difficult challenge, usually requiring a company's best developers. The new parallel computing technologies in the .NET Framework 4 gives developers some new tools to make developing these applications easier. Jason Olson describes what these new technologies are and how you'll use them in your application to spread workloads across multiple processor cores.
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#Oct 30th @ 9:50 AM
kasarla
kasarla

WOW... Very inspirational !!!

#Nov 3rd @ 9:34 AM
Kefir
Kefir

Yeah, really expressive, nice to watch

#Nov 13th @ 9:45 AM
vikramsohpaul
vikramsohpaul

Thats really great stuff coming in!!

#Nov 20th @ 7:07 AM
MikeK400
MikeK400

The promise of main stream parallel computing has been around for many years.  Looks like VS 2010 and .NET Framework 4 might make it actually happen.  Nice post.

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