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anaphor on Feb 10, 2014 | parent | context | favorite | on: Rewrites of the STM core model – again

You can also have parallelism without concurrency actually. For example if you use SIMD instructions you're using parallelism with no concurrency.

masklinn on Feb 10, 2014 [–]

GPGPU as well.

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