An exploration of CUDA and CBEA for a gravitational wave data-analysis application (Einstein@Home)
Jens Breitbart, Gaurav Khanna

TL;DR
This paper compares CUDA and CBEA architectures for accelerating Einstein@Home gravitational wave data analysis, showing both architectures perform similarly in terms of achievable performance within the same development timeframe.
Contribution
It provides a detailed comparison of CBEA and CUDA architectures for scientific data analysis, highlighting their suitability and comparable performance.
Findings
Both architectures are well-suited for the application.
Performance achieved is nearly identical for both architectures.
Development time for software is similar for both architectures.
Abstract
We present a detailed approach for making use of two new computer hardware architectures -- CBEA and CUDA -- for accelerating a scientific data-analysis application (Einstein@Home). Our results suggest that both the architectures suit the application quite well and the achievable performance in the same software developmental time-frame, is nearly identical.
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