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  1. 2004

    MapReduce: Simplified Data Processing on Large Clusters

    OSDI

    Jeffrey Dean and Sanjay Ghemawat's 2004 OSDI paper presents MapReduce, a programming model in which users write a map function and a reduce function while the run-time system parallelizes the work across large clusters of commodity machines.

    Research historyData & datasetsDeveloper tools

  2. 1982

    Neural networks and physical systems with emergent collective computational abilities

    PNAS

    A 1982 paper by John J. Hopfield arguing that useful computation can emerge as a collective property of many simple, equivalent units, and describing a model whose collective behaviour gives content-addressable memory, generalisation and error correction.

    Research historyHardware & computeScience