Abstract
The article addresses the challenges of software development for current and future parallel hardware architectures which will be dominated by multicore and manycore architectures in the near future. This will have the following effects: In several years desktop computers will provide many computing resources with more than 100 cores per processor. Using these multicore processors for cluster systems will create systems with thousands of cores and a deep memory hierarchy. A new generation of programming methodologies is needed for all software products to efficiently exploit the tremendous parallelism of these hardware platforms.
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