This group gathers pioneers of computer systems organization whose primary contribution was computing across more than one machine or processor at once, including distributed operating systems, distributed file systems such as the Andrew File System, distributed hash tables, consensus and fault tolerant distributed algorithms, cluster and grid computing such as Beowulf clusters, high performance and supercomputing infrastructure, cloud and data center design, sensor networks, and peer to peer and volunteer computing systems such as SETI@home and BOINC. It follows the Distributed systems and Parallel computing second level headings of the ACM Computing Classification System under Computer systems organization. Their shared work is coordinating computation, storage or communication across multiple machines, as distinct from a single machine's own architecture, processor design or hardware.
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1. Wikipedia: Parallel computing
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In 1964, Slotnick had proposed building a massively parallel computer for the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
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Wikimedia FoundationHas Member: Andrew Herbert, Wikipedia 'Andrew Herbert': research interests include distributed computing; contributions to the Cambridge Model Distributed System and the Advanced Networked Systems Architecture.View the Source Gustavo Alonso, Wikipedia
Has Member: Gustavo Alonso, Wikipedia 'Gustavo Alonso': researched MQ-Series, 'a distributed message passing system'; workflow management and transactional concurrency control.View the Source Arvind, Wikipedia
Has Member: Arvind, Wikipedia 'Arvind (computer scientist)': elected to NAE 'for contributions to dataflow and multithread computing'; research on parallel computing architectures; Monsoon dataflow machine.View the Source Jean-Loup Baer, Wikipedia
Has Member: Jean-Loup Baer, Wikipedia 'Jean-Loup Baer': IEEE Fellow 'for contributions to the design and analysis of parallel computer systems'; ACM Fellow for design/evaluation of parallel processing systems.View the Source Prith Banerjee, Wikipedia
Has Member: Prith Banerjee, Wikipedia 'Prith Banerjee': published approximately 350 papers in the areas of VLSI computer aided design, parallel computing, and compilers.View the Source Ken Batcher, Wikipedia
Has Member: Ken Batcher, Wikipedia 'Ken Batcher': designer of the Massively Parallel Processor; ACM/IEEE Eckert-Mauchly Award for pioneering work on parallel computers.View the Source Ken Birman, Wikipedia
Has Member: Ken Birman, Wikipedia 'Ken Birman': research mainly concerned with scalability of distributed systems; author of Reliable Distributed Computing.View the Source James C. Browne, Wikipedia
Has Member: James C. Browne, Wikipedia 'James C. Browne': became an internationally recognized expert in parallel programming and computation.View the Source K. Mani Chandy - Wikipedia
Has Member: K. Mani Chandy, Wikipedia 'K. Mani Chandy': does research in distributed computing; ACM Fellow for contributions to distributed and parallel programming, and distributed simulation.View the Source Rosemary Candlin (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Rosemary Candlin, Wikipedia 'Rosemary Candlin': developed a specialist interest in parallel programming, which became her speciality.View the Source Ed Lazowska (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Edward D. Lazowska, Wikipedia 'Ed Lazowska': contributed to several early object-oriented distributed systems; cluster computing.View the Source Jack Dennis (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Jack Dennis, Wikipedia 'Jack Dennis': elected to NAE for contributions to sharing and protection in computer systems and parallel architectures based on data flow principles.View the Source Matei Zaharia (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Matei Zaharia, Wikipedia 'Matei Zaharia': creator of Apache Spark; PhD research on large-scale computing.View the Source Sherri Nichols (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Sherri Nichols, Wikipedia 'Sherri Nichols': ACM Award for helping create the Andrew File System, the first distributed file system designed for tens of thousands of machines.View the Source Wikipedia: Alfred Spector
Wikimedia FoundationHas Member: Alfred Spector, Wikipedia 'Alfred Spector': dissertation on communication architectures for multiprocessors out of network-linked computers; Tsutomu Kanai Award for contributions to distributed computing systems...View the Source Wikipedia: Philip Emeagwali
Wikimedia FoundationHas Member: Philip Emeagwali, Wikipedia 'Philip Emeagwali': won the 1989 Gordon Bell Prize for an application of the CM-2 massively-parallel computer (undisputed factual award, distinct from his disputed broader claims).View the Source Frank Leymann (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Frank Leymann, Infobox, known forQuote, Has Member: Frank Leymann, Infobox, known for
Large Scale Distributed Systems
View the Source Chang and Roberts algorithm (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Ernest Chang, Lead paragraph
It was initially published by Ernest Chang and Rosemary Roberts in 1979
Has Member: Rosemary Roberts, Lead paragraph
It was initially published by Ernest Chang and Rosemary Roberts in 1979
View the SourceFrancine Berman (Wikipedia)
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Berman is the former director of the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC)
View the Source Ginni Rometty (source article)
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As CEO, she focused IBM on analytics, cloud computing, and cognitive computing systems.
View the Source Leah Jamieson (Wikipedia)
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the design and analysis of parallel processing algorithms
View the Source Nalini Venkatasubramanian (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Nalini Venkatasubramanian, Research and contributions, resource managementQuote, Has Member: Nalini Venkatasubramanian, Research and contributions, resource management
Developing frameworks for scalable resource management in cloud and edge computing.
View the Source David H. Bailey (mathematician) (Wikipedia)
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Bailey also does research in numerical analysis and parallel computing.
View the Source Keith Marzullo (Wikipedia)
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Fault-tolerance for mobile agents & personal computational grids
View the Source Liuba Shrira (Wikipedia)
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Providing high availability using lazy replication
View the Source Andrew Baumann (OpenAlex)
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"display_name": "Distributed systems and fault tolerance"
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