An Intel Senior Fellow recently complained at a New York conference that universities are slow to bring multi-threading programming into their curriculum.

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"The very first wafers that came out of the fab produced chips that could be booted in systems, " says Intel senior fellow Mark Bohr.

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Speaking at the 2011 High Performance Computing conference in New York recently, Steve Pawlowski, an Intel Senior Fellow, said that after new hardware launches it typically takes software 5 to 7 years to catch up.

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