RACESWorkshop

The RACES workshop is a first attempt at bringing a new school of thought to the attention of the computer science community: that of abandoning absolute certainty in favor of scalability and performance when considering parallel computation.

Dancing with Uncertainty, Sasa Misailocic
Dancing with Uncertainty, Sasa Misailocic
How FIFO is Your Concurrent FIFO Queue?, Andreas Haas
How FIFO is Your Concurrent FIFO Queue?, Andreas Haas
Unsynchronized Techniques for Approximate Parallel Computing, Martin Rinard
Unsynchronized Techniques for Approximate Parallel Computing, Martin Rinard
(Relative) Safety Properties for Relaxed Approximate Programs, Michael Carbin
(Relative) Safety Properties for Relaxed Approximate Programs, Michael Carbin
Edge Chasing Delayed Consistency: Pushing the Limits of Weak Memory Models, Trey Cain
Edge Chasing Delayed Consistency: Pushing the Limits of Weak Memory Models, Trey Cain
Nondeterminism is unavoidable, but data races are pure evil, Hans Boehm
Nondeterminism is unavoidable, but data races are pure evil, Hans Boehm
The case for relativistic programming, Philip W Howard
The case for relativistic programming, Philip W Howard
Does Better Throughput Require Worse Latency?, David Ungar
Does Better Throughput Require Worse Latency?, David Ungar
Beyond Expert-Only Parallel Programming, Paul McKenney
Beyond Expert-Only Parallel Programming, Paul McKenney
Morning Discussion
Morning Discussion
Welcome and Lightning Intros
Welcome and Lightning Intros
Parallel Sorting on a Spatial Computer, Max Orhai
Parallel Sorting on a Spatial Computer, Max Orhai
Afternoon Discussion
Afternoon Discussion
Programming with Relaxed Synchronization, Ravi Nair
Programming with Relaxed Synchronization, Ravi Nair