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Intel OpenCL SDK for OpenCL Applications 2012 with Ivy Bridge CPU and GPU Support
Learn how the Intel® SDK for OpenCL* Applications 2012 now supports 3rd generation Intel® Core™ processors on both Intel® Processors and Intel® HD graphics 4000/2500. Join Suresh Rangarajulu, Marketing Manager for Intel® HD Graphics as he explains.
Intel Ivy Bridge tested: very faster and power efficient
Intel is preparing for another major transition, similar to the one it brought to light seven years ago. The move will once again be motivated by mobility, and the transition will be away from the giant CPUs that currently power high-end desktops and notebooks to lower power, more integrated SoCs that find their way into tablets and smartphones.
TACC-Intel Highly Parallel Computing Symposium in Austin
The TACC-Intel Highly Parallel Computing Symposium will take place on April 10th and 11th 2012 at the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) in Austin, TX.
A Framework for Automated Performance Tuning and Code Verification on GPU Computing Platforms
We are exploring a code compilation framework that automatically generates and tunes numerical solver codes for optimal performance on graphical processing units
Intel OpenCL Whitepapers: Events and CPU Performance
This whitepaper on OpenCL™ describing how to best utilize underlying Intel hardware architecture using OpenCL. This white paper will go over programming considerations for host-side device orchestration, as well as OpenCL kernels for CPU.
Intel Unveils 22nm 50-Core “Knights Corner” CPU
Intel demonstrated first silicon of Knights Corner at the SC11 conference yesterday. The co-processor wowed the crowd by delivering more than 1 TeraFLOPS of double precision floating point performance.
Intel to re-enter into HPC market with New Sandy Bridge motherboards and chasses
Intel next week plans to mark its re-entry into the high performance computer market with the introduction of new motherboards and chasses its system builder and integrator partners can use to develop HPC offerings.
Intel Next Gen Haswell CPU Could Pack Multiple GPU Cores
In 2013 Intel will introduce a new processor architecture known under the code-name of Haswell and a recent report has come to suggest that chips built using this new technology could include more than one graphics cores.
H.264 encoding: CPU vs GPU a critical comparison
General consumer GPGPU usage is nevertheless quite common when it comes to video encoding solutions. On paper, the idea seems a very good one. GPU power can already be drawn on for video decoding (Blu-rays for example), via a dedicated circuit integrated into the GPU and it would therefore seem logical to use GPUs for encoding too.
Intel OpenCL SDK 1.5 released
Intel released an updated version of the Intel® OpenCL SDK for the CPU with significant new features and new performance improvements. The Intel OpenCL SDK 1.5 makes it easy for you to design, build, debug, and profile OpenCL applications.
