Cisco’s Jeff Squyres writes that MPI-3.0 is getting close to being released, but the MPI Forum wants to make sure that they get it right.
It’s a bummer that it takes a while, but trust me: you don’t want to rush something as complicated as the next major revision of MPI. There’s too much at stake, and too much to get wrong. I’m sure MPI-3.0 won’t be 100% perfect — but we need to try to get as asymptotically close as possible.
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