Computer scientists at the University of Illinois have developed extensions to Java intended to address the tough issue of parallel application development — and they are ready to do the same for C++.

The fine folks over at LinuxHPC.org are carrying news this week that JPPF 1.0.1 has been released. JPPF is a “grid computing toolkit” for Java. Check out JPPF.org for more info.

In-memory data grid (IMDG) specialist Hazelcast Inc. yesterday launched a new distributed processing engine for Big Data streams. The open-source, Apache 2-licenced Hazelcast Jet is designed to ...

Industry consortium HSA Foundation intends to bring native support for parallel acceleration in Java virtual machines, which would make it easier to tap into multiple processors like graphics ...

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