Features

• Parallelization at the Mathematica language level
• Support for multiprocessor machines, clusters, and grids
• Support for ad-hoc clustering--take advantage of Mathematica installations across your entire site or network
• Machine-independent--user code is completely portable
• Efficient, adaptive load balancing
• User-programmable scheduling for problem-specific adaptation
• Automatic failure recovery and reassignment of stranded processes
• Support for tracing and debugging
• Speculative parallelization for nondeterministic problems
• PC-based testing and simulation of parallel applications

Parallel Computing Toolkit comes with extensive electronic documentation (also available online) and a full set of applied examples.