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Line 46: [[Parallel programming]] is a must option for a single software to exploit multiple computation units(cores) simultaneously, often by multithread or multitask programming. Some existing [[parallel programming model]]s such as [[OpenMP]] and [[MPI]] can be directly used on multi-core platforms. Other research efforts have been seen also, like Cray’s Chapel, Sun’s Fortress, and IBM’s X10. On the other hand, on the [[server-side]] multicore processors are ideal because they allow many users to connect to a site simultanesouly and have independant [[Thread (computer science)\|threads]] of execution. This allows for web servers and application servers that have much better [[throughput]]. ==Licensing==

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