The second problem for the Intel Threading Challenge 2010 has now been set, and it comes with an added bonus for users of Intel Parallel Studio. By using the software in their solution, entrants can now win one of three $25 gift cards as well as the prestige of winning an Intel programming competition. The [...]
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There was some buzz when I mentioned last year that Intel was working on bringing Concurrent Collections to Haskell. Intel Concurrent Collections (CnC) is already available for Java and C++ and aims to make it easier for domain experts to create parallel programs without having to become experts at parallel programming. Ryan Newton has been working [...]
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Intel has begun a new competition with four licences for Intel Parallel Studio up for grabs, plus gift cards worth up to $500. The 20 Questions promotion will see Intel pose a new question about Intel Parallel Studio every day for 20 working days. At the end of the run of questions, Intel will total [...]
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