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'''Concurrent Collections''' (known as CnC) is a [[programming model]] for [[software framework]]s to expose [[parallelism (computing)|parallelism]] in applications. The Concurrent Collections concepts were originally developed at HP as TStreams. [[Rice University]] developed various variants based on their Habanero infrastructure.

==TStreams==

==Intel Concurrent Collections for C++==

[[Hewlett-Packard]] developed the basic concepts of CnC around 2004 with their ''TStreams''.

==Intel Concurrent Collections for C++==

''Concurrent Collections for C++'' is an open source C++ template library developed by [[Intel]] for implementing parallel CnC applications in [[C++]] with shared and/or distributed memory.

==Habanero CnC==

[[Rice University]] has developed various CnC language implementations based on their ''Habanero'' project infrastructure.

==See also==