April 15th, 2009 — Axum: The Language Of Agents — Artur Laksberg

Published: Wed 01 April 2009
By nwcpp

In 2009.

Location

Building 41
One Microsoft Way
Redmond, Washington 98052

Abstract

Axum is an incubation project in Microsoft’s Parallel Computing Team. A .Net programming language based on asynchronous agents, isolation, and message-passing, Axum allows developers to partition their applications into isolated components that communicate with each other via message passing and access shared state in a disciplined way.

Axum has not yet been released by Microsoft but it is nearing its first public beta. Please check out Axum team blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/maestroteam.

Bio

Artur Laksberg is a software design engineer in the Parallel Computing Team at Microsoft. During his career, Artur was involved in various projects including Visual C++ compiler and SQL Server. Over the last year, Artur has been a member of a small team in the Developer Division incubating new technologies for parallel programming. Native of Estonia, Artur lives in Redmond with his wife and son.

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