Now we’re in September, there’s about a week and a half until the developer community gathers once more in San Francisco to hear the latest technology updates from Intel. Intel Developer Forum takes place between 13 and 15 September, and I’ll be reporting from the conference and keynotes as I did last year.
There is an extensive programme of keynotes and talks available, so I thought I’d flag up those that I thought would be of most interest to readers of this blog (ie, those that have relevance to parallel programming and software optimisation, plus the keynotes). If I’ve missed something that you’re looking forward to, please feel free to let me know in the comments so that other readers can benefit too. It’s a massive programme, so it’s quite possible I’ve overlooked something.
Monday, September 13
- 9:10 AM Keynote: Paul Otellini and David Perlmutter
- 11:00 AM Panel Parallelism and Education: Navigating through a Sea of Cores
- 1:05 PM Technology Insight: Intel® Next Generation Microarchitecture Codenamed Sandy Bridge
- 4:25 PM Lecture Session Microsoft Gold Sponsor Session: Efficient and Eco-Friendly Computing With Windows
- 5:00 PM Technology Showcase and Reception
Tuesday, September 14
- 9:10 AM Keynote: Renée James and Doug Davis
- 11:00 AM Technology Showcase
- 11:00 AM Lecture Session How To Optimize Your Software For The Upcoming Intel® Advanced Vector Extensions (Intel® AVX)
- 11:00 AM Lecture Session Intel® Parallel Studio and Programming Models: Essential Tools to Tap Multi-Core Performance
- 1:05 PM Lecture Session Enabling Your Application To Take Advantage Of The Intel® Media SDK And Intel® HD Graphics For Your Video Decode And Encode
- 1:05 PM Lecture Session Parallel Programming for the Mainstream with Intel® Parallel Studio and Microsoft* Visual Studio*
- 2:10 PM Lecture Session Efficient and Productive C++ Data Parallelism: Ct Technology and C/C++ Extensions for Array Notation
- 2:10 PM Technology Insight: Parallel Programming on Intel® Architecture with Intel® Parallel Studio
- 3:20 PM Lecture Session Optimizing Your Game or Microsoft* DirectX* Application Using Intel® Graphics Performance Analyzers
- 3:20 PM Lecture Session Efficient and Productive C++ Task Parallelism: Cilk and Intel® Threading Building Blocks
- 4:00 PM Technology Showcase and Reception
- 4:25 PM Lecture Session The Next Giant Leap In Intel® HD Graphics
- 5:25 PM Hot Topic Q&A: 3D and Gaming
Wednesday, September 15
- 9:10 AM Keynote: Justin Rattner
- 10:15 AM Lecture Session New Media Usages
- 10:15 AM Lab Intel Parallel Programming Technologies Open Lab and Coding Contest
- 11:00 AM Technology Showcase
- 11:15 AM Lecture Session Bringing Stereoscopic 3D to Mainstream PCs
- 1:05 PM Lecture Session Supporting Existing and Emerging Parallel Software Models in HPC
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