I target customers who have large data processing needs. These come in various forms, but generically look like this: the customer gets huge data drops in some form or another and must process the data and output results in a very specific time frame. The customer has written some scri... I target customers who have large data processing needs. These come in various forms, but generically look like this: the customer gets huge data drops in some form or another and must process the data and output results in a very specific time frame. The customer has written some scri...Mar. 30, 2008 04:00 AM EDT Reads: 25,365 Replies: 2 |
The multi-core buzz is everywhere. Pick up a newspaper and the local electronics mega-store is advertising multi-core desktops and laptops to the consumer. Interesting, but what does it mean to the everyday Java programmer? Maybe nothing. If you live in the application server world wri...Aug. 26, 2007 12:00 PM EDT Reads: 12,045 |







Jim Falgout is solutions architect for Pervasive Software, where he applied dataflow principles to help architect Pervasive DataRush. He is active in the Java development community; in May of 2007, he presented a technical paper titled 'Unleashing the Power of Multi-Core Processors: Scalable Data Processing in Java Technology' at JavaOne.
The multi-core buzz is everywhere. Pick up a newspaper and the local electronics mega-store is advertising multi-core desktops and laptops to the consumer. Interesting, but what does it mean to the everyday Java programmer? Maybe nothing. If you live in the application server world wri...






















