Parallel Processing and Multicore
Overview
Today, parallel processing is the most important technique for the realisation of high-performance systems. The trend towards multicore platforms shapes the entire development process starting with the design of hardware and software to programming paradigms and development tools.
The FZI does research on every aspect of parallel processing and supports its partners with the development of high-performance systems.
The FZI Living Lab Automotive is an excellently equipped research environment for the testing, evaluation and integration of multicore projects for example.
Contact person
Dipl.-Inform. Oliver Denninger
Division Manager
Career
Oliver Denninger joined the FZI in June 2007 after having completed his degree (Dipl.-Inform.) in computer science at University of Karlsruhe (TH). Starting October 2010 he was department manager and since July 2015 he is division manager for Software Engineering (SE). He received the ObjektForum-Förderpreis 2007 for his diploma thesis. His main research interests include software architectures, quality and maintenance as well as parallel processing and multi-core systems.
Publications
Recent Projects
- HBP SP10 (Neurorobotics) Human Brain Project - Virtual Neurorobotics Simulation Platform
Previous Projects
- QualiCore Software quality of multi-core applications
- ZfS Center for software concepts
- OUTSHORE Decision support for assigning offshore software projects
- DEviSE Dynamic identification, extraction and reuse of components in distributed software development
- Strategic research project multi-core
- PaGeVi Parallel face recognition in video streams
Contact
Phone: +49 721 9654-270
Fax: +49 721 9654-271
E-Mail: denninger@fzi.de