What Defines Ideal Parallelism in Modern Computing? or How Can We Achieve Ideal Parallelism in Real-W

Ideal parallelism is like a frictionless vacuum—great for theory, useless in practice.

But! We’ve made progress. Look at Erlang’s actor model or Akka for JVM. They handle concurrency pretty elegantly.

Still, Amdahl’s Law is the grim reaper of scaling dreams.

Quantum? Maybe, but I’m not holding my breath.