Tag: Nvidia
Interview: Intel beats the drum for oneAPI and SYCL in place of Nvidia’s CUDA
Intel is transitioning its developer tools to LLVM for cross-architecture support and to a specification called oneAPI for […]
SPARK as good as Rust for safer coding? AdaCore cites Nvidia case study
Rust has plenty of attention as a low-level language that eliminates many of the errors which are easy […]
TensorFlow 2.8 lends hand at text processing, continues to lure devs onto more powerful hardware
Machine learning practitioners with an interest in hardware acceleration can find some new things to try in the […]
Better, faster, stronger: CUDA 11.6 puts finishing touches to 128-bit int support
The toolkit for Nvidia’s parallel computing platform CUDA recently got updated and is now on version 11.6. With […]
CUDA Python, here we come: Nvidia offers Python devs the gift of GPU acceleration
Nvidia’s CUDA team has released version 11.5 of its parallel computing platform and pushed a Python-flavoured subproject forward […]
CUDA be a contender: Release 11.3 of Nvidia’s GPU developer toolkit is out
Nivida has released CUDA 11.3, the latest release of its developer toolkit for building applications using its GPUs, […]
Nvidia showcases AI developer tools at GTC 2021
Nvidia used its annual GPU Technology Conference to detail a number of tools and technologies to help developers […]
Intel oneAPI reaches 1.0 milestone, gets university help for AMD support
After more than a year in beta, Intel has finished version 1.0 of its unified programming model oneAPI. […]
What’s the point: CUDA, PyCharm, CLion, IoTDB, Instana, Spring Tools, and OpenShift
Version 11.1 of Nvidia’s parallel computing platform and GPU programming model CUDA is now available, fitting the project […]
CUDA, woulda … did: Nvidia makes CUDA 11 generally available, mostly pushing its next-gen architecture
Developers who were excited by Nvidia’s May announcement of an upcoming CUDA release can finally hop over to […]