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Platforms

Analyze your code, add parallelism for your ARM or x86 multicore processor, and see your code run faster and faster with the click of a button.

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Parallelization

Our technology and tools automate much of the process of parallelization. We use a cloud-based approach, and provide a portable thread library.

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Use cases

Step by step guides take you through parallelizing your code for ARM, x86, or heterogeneous architectures. See how we speed up a VP8 decoder.

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Do more with multicore! Our tools parallelize your C/C++ program

vfEmbedded

Need to optimize code for a complex multicore platform? vfEmbedded solves the hard problem of partitioning and mapping your software onto your ARM-based or x86-based SoC platform. vfEmbedded lets you model your embedded platform, then takes you through the process of analyzing, parallelizing, and implementing your code.

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vfThreaded

Want to extract more performance out of your multicore x86 system? vfThreaded-x86 fully analyzes and parallelizes your code, reaching the highest-performance on the latest multicore x86 machines. Our correct-by-construction approach avoids introducing those hard-to-find threading bugs.

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Vector Fabrics strengthens marketing team with Marco Jacobs appointment

Press release, May 01, 2012

Vector Fabrics today announced the appointment of Marco Jacobs as VP Marketing. With over 15 years experience in semiconductor industry marketing and parallel processing architectures, Marco is responsible for working with Tier 1 semiconductor manufacturers to bring a better multicore programming experience to their customers. He is also responsible for corporate and product marketing.

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Video: new tutorial on VP8 optimization

Klaas van Gend, Vector Fabrics blog, April 26, 2012

We've posted a video demonstration of how the VP8 video codec can be optimized and parallelized using our vfEmbedded tool, resulting in a 2.5x speed-up on a 4-core machine. Enjoy!

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Growth in multicore software parallelization drives Vector Fabrics to open US office

Press release, April 05, 2012

Vector Fabrics today announced the opening of a US office, their first regional office to be opened outside the Eindhoven, the Netherlands corporate headquarters. The new facility will provide local field application support for Vector Fabrics’ family of multicore software parallelization tools across the United States in addition to sales support.

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