Pimp My CPU

Unlike grid computing, which improves processing by throwing more commodity processors onto the fabric, massive parallel computing looks to offload as much parallel-friendly processing as possible from the individual CPU.

Right now, the industry has access to a host of field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), but the really interesting technology is coming from the major graphics processing units (GPUs) manufacturers. It shouldn't be surprising, as parallel computing is their bread and butter. In

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