http://plurality.com/ http://plurality.com/ - website is not very good and the company is dead. You can read more information in wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia

http://plurality.com/ http://plurality.com/ - website is not very good and the company is dead. You can read more information in wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plurality_%28company%29 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plurality_%28company%29 All our cores shared the same memory for both data and instruction and we based our synchronization of work-load on a hardware instead of software. It yielded such a huge speedup for execution time that most of the companies simply ignored our results as fake. :) Choosing a programming language is crucial - we went with C and a declaration language for tasks. Today (4 years after we closed the company) I am not sure whether it was the best decision. The simpler the parallel definition in code the better. Programmers as getting confused easily.