Acceleration Foundation News Today

Intel is promising superior performance and efficiency at a much lower price.

Apple is restricting “super apps”, which according to the lawsuit, “can improve smartphone competition by providing a consistent...

The Unified Acceleration Foundation (UXL) is aiming to build open-source software that will prevent developers from being locked into Nvidia’s CUDA platform.

CUDA's closed-source nature has left many scientific research facilities, AI startups and enterprises struggling with their dependency.

Intel has announced their 2024 updates to oneAPI that they are promoting as the Intel Software Developer Toolkits 2024 release.

With the SC23 Super Computing conference kicking off today in Denver, Intel has just lifted the embargo on a number of disclosures. Intel isn't announcing any new products for SC23 but is talking up some of their existing CPU, GPU, and AI products as well as continuing to tease their next-generation wares and highlight their wonderful open-source software work. During the Intel press briefings, Intel talked briefly on the Aurora supercomputer that is still being brought up...

From data scientists working in Python to those toiling in assembly language, theres a need for an open, high-performing alternative to Nvidias CUDA, says Intels Joe Curley.

The attestation service lets data in confidential computing environments interact with AI safely and provides policy enforcements and audits.

As part of the Linux Foundation’s Open Source Summit 2023, the foundation has announced the formation of the Unified Acceleration (UXL) Foundation. This is a cross-industry group committed to ...

Here's a surprise announcement I was briefed on last week and now made public by the Linux Foundation and Intel...