The next year or so holds a lot of promise for coders according to James Reinders, Intel’s software evangelist, speaking at the Intel Software Conference today. Here are a few tips he had to share on the near future for parallel programming: – Cilk Plus will make its way into other compilers – Intel is [...]
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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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Building a parallel application is, for most developers, highly reliant on the tools, libraries and other software used in the process. Even where a single company, such as Intel, is producing or involved in creating a whole range of developer technologies, it’s not always clear which is best to use. Intel is one company with a [...]
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