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This paper gives a survey about the impact of modern parallel/distributed computing paradigms over Parallel Genetic Algorithms (PGAs). Helping the GA community to feel more comfortable with the evolving parallel paradigms, and marking some areas of research for the High-Performance Computing (HPC) community is the major inspiration behind this survey. In the modern parallel computing paradigms we have considered only two major areas that have evolved very quickly during the past few years, namely, multicore computing and Grid computing. We discuss the challenges involved, and give potential solutions for these challenges. We also propose a hierarchical PGA suitable for Grid environment with multicore computational resources.