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Continued advances in VLSI scaling combined with unsustainable power consumption of frequency scaling resulted in parallel processors having become mainstream as demonstrated by modern multicores. Current off-the-shelf processors already contain up to 16 cores and the prototypes boast up to 48 cores on a single chip.