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SCCH is research partner in the ADVANCE Project
Multi-core/many-core systems offer potential, both for cheap, scalable high-performance computing and also for significant reductions in power consumption compared with conventional processor technologies. At the same time, cores are becoming increasingly complex and heterogeneous. While current programming technologies are (just) coping with the small-scale homogeneous dual-core and quad-core processors available today, new programming paradigms are needed to deal with the massive numbers of heterogeneous cores that will become available in future. The Advance project will tackle this important problem by developing a new and advanced cost-directed hardware virtualisation technology to map programs onto emerging hardware architectures in a way that is both flexible and transparent to the programmer, but which, nevertheless, respects the programmers’ expectations and requirements on extra-functional properties, such as resource utilisation or power consumption. This interdisciplinary project will exploit leading work on computer architecture, probabilistic resource usage analysis, heuristic placement and mapping, programming languages and compilation methods to develop new cost-directed stream-processing models for parallel execution, and to apply these to commercial problems taken from a range of sectors: enterprise business software, image/voice/video processing, computational healthcare, etc.
Consortium
The School of Computer Science at University of Hertfordshire
University of St Andrews
The University of Twente
CTIT (Centre for Telematics and Information Technology)
The University of Amsterdam (UvA)
Philips Healthcare
Technion – Israel Institute of Technology
SAP
BioID
Software Competence Center Hagenberg (SCCH)
More information: http://www.project-advance.eu
The Software Competence Center Hagenberg (SCCH) is one of the largest independent software research centers in Austria and a harbinger in software-related, technological research & development trends. The SCCH guarantees internationally recognized research & development services. The combination of scientific disciplines around computer science and mathematics makes SCCH unique. The focus is on the following areas:
Process and Quality Engineering
Integrated Software Engineering Tools
Enterprise Applications
Industrial Data Warehousing
Industrial Data Mining
Biomedical Data Mining
Knowledge-Based Vision Systems for Industrial Applications
Software Competence Center Hagenberg GmbH (SCCH)
Mag. Martina Höller - Marketing and PR Manager
Softwarepark 21
A-4232 Hagenberg, Austria
Tel. +43 7236 3343-882
mailto: martina.hoeller@scch.at
www.scch.at
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