Sorting networks are usually bound at a depth of O(log^2 n), since a perfect halver is of at least depth O(log n). However, the AKS Sorting Network, by Ajtai, Komlos and Szemeredi, can sort data with depth O(log n) by using so-called Īµ-halvers, which are of constant depth. Such Īµ-halvers are allowed to have some errors and will eventually be corrected by sending elements to a level above. In this thesis, a CPU and CUDA version are implemented following a paper by Vasek Chvatal and the original paper by Ajtai et al. Experiments are run on these versions to observe and improve parameters.