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In its quest to make oneAPI a viable alternative to Nvidia’s CUDA for parallel-processing software development, Intel has released the 2023.1 version of its oneAPI tools. Last August in EEJournal, I wrote: “Nvidia has something that Intel and AMD covet. No, it’s not GPUs. Intel and AMD both make GPUs. However, they don’t have Nvidia’s…

Free, Open Source non linear video editor based on the MLT framework. Kdenlive accepts many audio and video formats, allows you to add effects, transitions and render into the format of your choice.

Spectrum Instrumentation is providing driver support for the Nvidia Clara AGX computing architecture, meant to support next-gen AI medtech. 

ICPP, the International Conference on Parallel Processing, provides a forum for engineers and scientists in academia, industry, and government to present [...]

Spectrum Instrumentation has used 16 lane PCIe 3.0 for 3.2 GS/s sampling on both channels of its digitizer or 6.4 GS/s on a single channel.

Feb. 17, 2022 -- The SIAM Conference on Parallel Processing for Scientific Computing (SIAM-PP22) – which will take place as a virtual conference, February

Feb. 4, 2022 -- The Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) announced Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory computational mathematician Rob

Hyperthreading was once a feature only found on high-end professional CPUs. However, Hyperthreading is now found on mainstream consumer CPUs, too. So what exactly is Hyperthreading, and should you look for it in your next CPU?

The MAGIC telescopes on the Canary Island of La Palma were built to observe cosmic objects that emit high-energy gamma rays, i.e. supernovae or black holes. Astronomers also use the twin telescope to measure the diameter of stars to investigate the processes throughout their life cycle.

Physics-based simulations, that staple of traditional HPC, may be evolving toward an emerging, AI-based technique that could radically accelerate [...]