Cache-aware scheduling is an optimization technique used in computer systems to allocate tasks to processors or cores based on the availability and utilization of cache memory, minimizing data access latency and maximizing system performance. By strategically scheduling tasks to reuse cached data, cache-aware scheduling improves the efficiency of multi-core processors and reduces the overhead associated with cache misses, making it a crucial consideration for developers and system administrators seeking to optimize the performance of high-performance computing applications and data-intensive workloads.
Stories
3 stories tagged with cache aware scheduling