> So how do you parallelize that? It depends on the scale of the computation. An Out Of Order CPU can allready exploit some parallelism at the instruction level. Multicore is parallelism at the procedure level.
technically no : a GPU is basically multiple core running the very same program, with the only distinction being caused by a distinct identifier per core. here they can do multiple programs
Yes, its a next gen lisp machine. It has a better foundational data structure that enables very cheap and fine grained control operation (multithreading, etc).
> So how do you parallelize that? It depends on the scale of the computation. An Out Of Order CPU can allready exploit some parallelism at the instruction level. Multicore is parallelism at the procedure level.
technically no : a GPU is basically multiple core running the very same program, with the only distinction being caused by a distinct identifier per core. here they can do multiple programs
Yes, its a next gen lisp machine. It has a better foundational data structure that enables very cheap and fine grained control operation (multithreading, etc).