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30 June 2008 - 2:39am, Marcel Feenstra (not verified) said:

I'm interested in "massively parallel processing" --using hundreds of computers, each with multiple cores, as quickly as possible.

I have found some information on PLINQ (Parallel LINQ); however, as I understand it, that's only for multi-core programming, not *distributed* programming, correct?

Is there an "easy" way to combine both techniques, so that you can use as many cores on as many PCs as you have available, in a "transparent" fashion?

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