Implement Parallel Processing in Your Java Applications
How do you as a Java developer adapt your applications to the multi-core and parallel computing trends? A new Java framework can help you build parallel applications quickly.
by Eric Bruno
April 10, 2007
omputing today is moving toward multi-core systems. A multi-core CPU allows the containing computer to exhibit the same thread-level parallelism as a system with multiple CPUs (see Figure 1), which represents a huge benefit in overall system throughput for properly designed applications.
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omputing today is moving toward multi-core systems. A multi-core CPU allows the containing computer to exhibit the same thread-level parallelism as a system with multiple CPUs (see 
