From Folding@home's blog:

On Friday, Stanford launched the Pervasive Parallelism Lab (PPL). There's been lots of press describing it. The general plan for the lab is to develop a common paradigm for programming new architectures like GPU's, the Cell processor, Intel's Larabee, as well as multi-core CPUs. This is something we at FAH are very interested in, as we have had to have a unique code path for each of these (i.e. a separate code for the high performance part of the ATI GPU, NVIDIA GPU, PS3, and SMP). Having a single code path for all would be very, very exciting to keep FAH code development onto new hardware going smoothly.

I suspect that opening communication lines early in the project could pay off later on and may allow Rosetta@home to benefit from developments at Stanford.

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You mean like my post from 10 days ago?

That's exactly what I mean :)

Sorry, I guess I had missed that one...

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