High Performance Computing (RISC Architectures, Optimization & Benchmarks)
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High Performance Computing (RISC Architectures, Optimization & Benchmarks)

by Kevin Dowd, Charles R. Severance

Computer Science Computer Architecture High-Performance Computing
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High Performance Computing explores the foundations of performance-oriented computing, with coverage of RISC architectures, optimization techniques, and benchmarks. Designed as a technical reference, it brings together architectural concepts, performance improvement methods, and evaluation approaches for readers seeking a focused introduction to high-performance systems.

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High Performance Computing presents a technical overview of high-performance computing through three central topics: RISC architectures, optimization, and benchmarks.

The book examines computing architecture and the ways system design can affect performance.

It also addresses optimization, emphasizing techniques for improving the efficiency of computer programs and systems.

Benchmarking provides a framework for evaluating performance and comparing results across computing environments.

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