Large-scale algorithms are designed to solve gigantic complex problems. The characterizing feature of large-scale algorithms is their need to have more than one execution engine due to the scale of their data and processing requirements. This chapter starts by discussing what types of algorithms are best suited to be run in parallel. Then, it discusses the issues related to parallelizing algorithms. Next, it presents the Compute Unified Device Architecture (CUDA) architecture and discusses how a single graphics processing unit (GPU) or an array of GPUs can be used to accelerate the algorithms. It also discusses what changes need to be made to the algorithm to effectively utilize the power of the GPU. Finally, this chapter discusses cluster computing and discusses how Apache Spark creates Resilient Distributed Datasets...
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