ParaFPGA 2009 is a Mini-Symposium on parallel computing with ?eldprogrammable gate arrays (FPGAs), held in conjunction with the ParCo conferenceon parallel computing. FPGAs allow to map an algorithm directly onto the hard-ware, optimize the architecture for parallel execution, and dynamically recon?g-ure the system in between different phases of the computation. Compared to e.g.Cell processors, GPGPU's (general-purpose GPU's) and other high-performancedevices, FPGAs are considered as ?exible hardware in the sense that the buildingblocks of one or more single or multiple FPGAs can be interconnected freely tobuild a highly parallel system. In this Mini-Symposium the following topics areaddressed: clustering FPGAs, evolvable hardware using FPGAs and fast dynamicrecon?guration.
Touhafi, A, Stroobandt, D & D'hollander, E (ed.) 2010, ParaFPGA: Parallel Computing with Flexible Hardware. in B Chapman (ed.), ADVANCES IN PARALLEL COMPUTING.. vol. 19, Parallel Computing: From Multicores and GPU’s to Petascale, IOS Press, pp. 581-583, Unknown, 1/01/10.
Touhafi, A., Stroobandt, D., & D'hollander, E. (Ed.) (2010). ParaFPGA: Parallel Computing with Flexible Hardware. In B. Chapman (Ed.), ADVANCES IN PARALLEL COMPUTING. (Vol. 19, pp. 581-583). (Parallel Computing: From Multicores and GPU’s to Petascale). IOS Press.
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title = "ParaFPGA: Parallel Computing with Flexible Hardware",
abstract = "ParaFPGA 2009 is a Mini-Symposium on parallel computing with ?eldprogrammable gate arrays (FPGAs), held in conjunction with the ParCo conferenceon parallel computing. FPGAs allow to map an algorithm directly onto the hard-ware, optimize the architecture for parallel execution, and dynamically recon?g-ure the system in between different phases of the computation. Compared to e.g.Cell processors, GPGPU's (general-purpose GPU's) and other high-performancedevices, FPGAs are considered as ?exible hardware in the sense that the buildingblocks of one or more single or multiple FPGAs can be interconnected freely tobuild a highly parallel system. In this Mini-Symposium the following topics areaddressed: clustering FPGAs, evolvable hardware using FPGAs and fast dynamicrecon?guration.",
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