Introduction to MPI (Message Passing Interface)

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Now that you understand the value of parallelising your code, this session will discuss how this approach can be applied to distributed-memory machines (i.e. taking your parallel code from your desktop to an HPC system).

Room B05, Building 303

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Introduction to MPI (Message Passing Interface)

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