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equilvalence of ARM versus x86 for numerical computation?
As ARM is making inroads into the cluster market, I am curious
how easy it will be to switch to this platform. In the noughties I worked for a company using clusters of Opterons. They looked at using Teslas for parallel grunting. However these had different rounding errors. Since many of their algorithms involved successive approximations, it took six programmer-months to tweak code and prove they got the same results as on x86. |
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equilvalence of ARM versus x86 for numerical computation?
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