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Editors' Introduction:
Accelerator Architectures (pdf)
Sanjay Patel and Wen-mei W. Hwu
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
The computational accelerator field is blossoming with activity in
multidisciplinary, advanced research and development for new classes of
accelerator architectures and applications to tap into accelerators' power. The
guest editors define the area of computational acceleration, discuss
architectural trade-offs, clarify issues, drawbacks, and advantages of
applications development on accelerator architectures, and attempt to answer
the question, "If we build it, who will come?"
Micro
Economics (pdf)
Shane Greenstein
Kellogg Graduate School of Management
The vast majority of presidential voters decide their votes on the basis of
policies other than those that shape high-tech markets, but election results
have enormous consequence for high tech. That symmetry has been with us for
many years, and it explains a lot of what we see in federal government policy.
It shapes the tenor of elections, the prevalence of backroom decision making,
and the type of policies for high-tech markets the US government makes.
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