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A Performance Optimization Framework for the Simultaneous Heterogeneous Computing Platforms

Heterogeneous computing platforms with multicore host system and many-core accelerator devices have taken a major step forward in the mainstream HPC computing market this year with the announcement of HP Apollo 6000 System's ProLiant XL250a server features the Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessors. Although many application developers attempt to use it in the same way as GPGPU acceleration platforms, doing so forfeits the processing capability of multicore host processors and introduces power inefficiency in business operations. In this paper, we propose an application optimization framework to turn sequential legacy applications into highly parallel applications that make use of the hardware resources both on the host CPU and on the accelerator devices to enable simultaneous heterogeneous computing. As a case study, we look at how to apply this framework and adopt a structured methodology to develop option pricing applications to take advantages of a heterogeneous computing environment.