Tag: accelerated computing
OpenMM 5 Now Available
The OpenMM software package enables molecular dynamics (MD) simulations to be accelerated on high performance computer architectures, such as GPUs.
AMD 2013 Developer Summit
For the third consecutive year, AMD invites computing innovators, developers and researchers in the rapidly growing field of heterogeneous computing to submit their latest work and research findings in the form of archival presentations for AMD’s annual developer summit.
PARALUTION: a library for sparse iterative methods
PARALUTION is a library for sparse iterative methods with special focus on multi-core and accelerator technology such as GPUs. The software provides fine-grained parallel preconditioners which can utilize the modern multi-/many-core devices.
Introduction to pyOpenCL: python interface to the Open Computing Language
In this talk we will provide an introduction to pyOpenCL, python interface to the Open Computing Language. OpenCL is a framework to execute parallel programs across heterogeneous platforms consisting of of both CPUs and GPUs.
Early Bird Discount for GTC 2013
2013 GPU Technology Conference (GTC), the world’s premier event for accelerated computing. Learn tips and tricks while networking with fellow enthusiasts and NVIDIA engineers. Hosted by NVIDIA March 18-21 in San Jose, California.
Alea.CUDA Framework and Development Process
Alea.CUDA is a dynamic GPU code generation framework, which programmatically generates GPU code with the full flexibility of CUDA.
Speed without compromise: A mixed precision model for GPU accelerated molecular dynamics simulations
We present an implementation for NVIDIA GPUs of both generalized Born implicit solvent simulations as well as explicit solvent simulations using the particle mesh Ewald (PME) algorithm for long-range electrostatics
Will OpenCL help displace GPGPU?
OpenCL is possibly the first programming language promising portability across accelerators: “OpenCL is for accelerators what C is for CPUs”. Portability is disruptive. When hardware vendor A displaces vendor B, portable software usually helps a great deal. Will OpenCL – “the GPGPU language” – eventually help displace GPGPU?
LOGO – GPU Accelerated Travelling Salesman Problem (TSP) Solver
Logo: High Performance GPU-based TSP Solver. It is an approximate stochastic solver based on Iterative Local Search and 2-opt local search merhod. Despite limited shared memory resources, this implementation is able to solve arbitrarily large instances.
PGI Accelerator with OpenACC Directives course in Houston, TX
This course covers concepts and approaches related to programming GPU processors using OpenACC directives and the PGI Accelerator programming model.
