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by PaulDavisThe1st
1180 days ago
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Probably not. Multicore has been a thing for 30 years (We had a 32 core Sequent Systems and a 64 core KSR-1 at UW CS&E in the early 1990s). Everything about these models has been developed in a multicore computing context, and thus far, it still isn't massively-parallel-distributable. An algorithm can be massively parallel without being sensibly distributable. Change the latency between compute nodes is not always a neutral or even just linear decrease in performance. |
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