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| IBM researchers | University Researchers |
| David Bacon and Rodric Rabbah | Krste Asanovic, University of California, Berkeley |
| Calin Cascaval | Keshav Pingali, University of Texas at Austin |
| Vijay Saraswat | Guy Blelloch, Carnegie Mellon University Vivek Sarkar, Rice University Doug Lea, SUNY at Oswego |
Bridging the software-hardware gap
IBM computer scientists David Bacon and Rodric Rabbah talk about Liquid Metal, an exploratory programming languages project that will give software programmers a means to realize customized hardware design.
When will we see applications for multicore systems?
Keshav Pingali, a computer scientist at the University of Texas in Austin, is working with IBM to develop the programming language that will give programmers the tools to write multicore-compatible code.
X10: Creating the next high-computing programming language. Vijay Saraswat and a team of IBM and university researchers are developing a programming language called X10 that is slated to work on a number of super-fast hardware architectures. 10 min., 40 sec.
Series producer: Barbara Finkelstein
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Last updated on January 6, 2009