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 Encyclopedia of Parallel Computing (Springer Reference)
Parallelism, the capability of a computer to execute operations concurrently, has been a constant throughout the
history of computing. It impacts hardware, software, theory, and applications. The fastest machines of the past few
decades, the supercomputers, owe their performance advantage to parallelism. Today, physical limitations... | | Encyclopedia of Parallel Computing
Parallelism, the capability of a computer to execute operations concurrently, has been a constant throughout the
history of computing. It impacts hardware, software, theory, and applications. The fastest machines of the past few
decades, the supercomputers, owe their performance advantage to parallelism. Today, physical limitations... | | Inside Cyber Warfare: Mapping the Cyber Underworld
I was recently invited to participate in a cyber security dinner discussion by a few
members of a well-known Washington, DC, think tank. The idea was that we could
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Virtualization: A Manager's Guide
This book is intended to introduce managers or subject matter experts outside of information
technology (IT) to the concepts behind virtualization technology, the different
categories of virtualization, and how they are used. It is not meant to replace
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XenApp 6 is the leader in application hosting and virtualization delivery, allowing
users from different platforms such as Windows, Mac, Linux, and mobile devices to
connect to their business applications. It reduces resources and costs for application
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In late 2001, Bill Gates was having dinner with a group of journalists on the night
before Microsoft’s launch of the Windows XP operating system. At that time, the
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