Characterizing and Accelerating Bioinformatics Workloads on Modern Microarchitectures
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A bioinformatic benchmark suite is developed and a detailed characterization of these applications in common use today from a computer architect’s point of view and focuses on accelerating a particularly computationally intensive bioinformatics workload on the novel Cell Broadband Engine multiprocessor architecture.
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- 2007-04-25
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