UC Berkeley Parallel Computing Laboratory

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The UC Berkeley Parallel Computing Laboratory is a research center at the University of California, Berkeley focused on advancing parallel computer architecture, programming models, and open instruction set technologies such as RISC-V.

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UC Berkeley Parallel Computing Laboratory canonical 2

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instanceOf academic research center
research laboratory
academicDiscipline computer engineering
computer science
affiliation University of California, Berkeley
aimsTo enable scalable parallel software
improve programmability of parallel hardware
associatedWith Berkeley RISC-V research community
campus UC Berkeley campus
collaboratesWith industry partners
other academic institutions
country United States of America
surface form: United States
field parallel and distributed computing
focusesOn advancing parallel computer architecture
advancing programming models for parallelism
open instruction set technologies
software and hardware co-design for parallel systems
hasType interdisciplinary laboratory
hostInstitution University of California, Berkeley
languageOfWork English
locatedIn Berkeley
surface form: Berkeley, California
name UC Berkeley Parallel Computing Laboratory self-link
partOf Berkeley Engineering
surface form: University of California, Berkeley College of Engineering
researchArea RISC-V
high‑performance computing
manycore processors
multicore processors
open instruction set architectures
parallel computer architecture
parallel computing
programming models
shortName Par Lab
sponsorType university research funding
uses RISC-V
surface form: RISC-V instruction set architecture

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RISC-V developedBy UC Berkeley Parallel Computing Laboratory
UC Berkeley Parallel Computing Laboratory name UC Berkeley Parallel Computing Laboratory self-link