Abstract

is faced with accelerating increase of data set sizes originating from powerful high-throughput measuring devices. Extensive computational power is the basic requirement for solving problems in bioinformatics. One of the key solutions to time-efficient data processing is the proper implementation of computational intensive tasks using parallel technology. A large number of cores is combined into a single chip to improve the overall performance of the multi- core processors. This depicts the current trends in processor architecture. This paper proposes a new software-only speculative parallelization scheme for implementing RNA Secondary Structure Prediction algorithm in parallel. The scheme is developed after a systematic evaluation of the design options available. It is also shown to be efficient, robust and to outperform previously proposed schemes used for parallel implementation of RNA Secondary Structure Prediction.

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