If you’re in the HPC world, you’ll remember we blogged last year about Intel’s MIC architecture. Announced in May 2010, the Many Integrated Core technology based on Xeon was tipped to help break the exaflop barrier. Since the launch, some Intel customers have been furnished with MIC machines and have a head start in trying [...]
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Alongside the technical tutorials on elements of Parallel Studio, such as Intel Parallel Composer, and complementary libraries such as Threading Building Blocks that featured at IDF last week, Intel also ran a demo of Parallel Studio in action. At the technical showcase, senior Intel engineers were on hand to run demonstrations of Parallel Studio, and [...]
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In an exclusive Parallel Talk online session this morning, James Reinders, Chief Software Evangelist at Intel, discussed Intel’s support of programming languages other than C++, the company’s relationship with Microsoft in parallel programming, how to effectively test parallel applications and the impact of cloud computing on the world of parallelism. Reinders answered questions from developers [...]
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