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OpenMP Reaches Into The Parallel Universe Of GPUs

OpenMP is probably the most popular tool in the world to parallelize applications running on processors, but ironically it is not a product, but rather a specification that those who make compilers and middleware use to implement their own ways of parallelizing code to run on multicore processors and now, GPU accelerators.

OpenMP Reaches Into The Parallel Universe Of GPUs was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at .

Turning The CPU-GPU Hybrid System On Its Head

Sales of various kinds of high performance computing – not just technical simulation and modeling applications, but also cryptocurrency mining, massively multiplayer gaming, video rendering, visualization, machine learning, and data analytics – run on little boom-bust cycles that make it difficult for all suppliers to this market to make projections when they look ahead.

Turning The CPU-GPU Hybrid System On Its Head was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at .

China Navigating The Homegrown Waters For Exascale

A major part of China’s several initiatives to build an exascale-class supercomputers has been the country’s determination to rely mostly on homegrown technologies – from processors and accelerators to interconnects and software – rather than turn to vendors outside of its borders, particularly those from the United States.

China Navigating The Homegrown Waters For Exascale was written by Jeffrey Burt at .