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An Effective Hybrid Genetic Algorithm for Hybrid Flow Shops with Sequence Dependent Setup Times and Processor Blocking

Hybrid flow-shop or flexible flow shop problems have remained subject of intensive research over several years. Hybrid flow-shop problems overcome one of the limitations of the classical flow-shop model by allowing parallel processors at each stage of task processing. In many papers the assumptions are generally made that there is unlimited storage available between stages and the setup times a...

CrusoeTM Processor Benchmark Report

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Evaluation of the Intel Sandy Bridge-EP server processor

In this paper we report on a set of benchmark results recently obtained by CERN openlab when comparing an 8-core “Sandy Bridge-EP” processor with Intel’s previous microarchitecture, the “Westmere-EP”. The Intel marketing names for these processors are “Xeon E5-2600 processor series” and “Xeon 5600 processor series”, respectively. Both processors are produced in a 32nm process, and both platform...

Eembc’s Multibench Arrives

with multicore processors. Even if a dual-core processor appears to be better than a single-core processor, how much better is it? Twice as good? Would a quad-core processor be four times better? Are more cores worth the additional cost, design complexity, power consumption, and programming difficulty? The Embedded Microprocessor Benchmark Consortium (EEMBC) wants to help answer those questions...