Blogs

GPU Giddy – Excitement Building for GTC

GTC is coming up…

Compiling a CUDA project with CMake on a Mac

So it turned out that compiling a CUDA-based CFD project I was working on was a bit harder to set up than expected...

How to best achieve encapsulation on the GPU?

I wrote a blog about the issues we're seeing writing good maintainable software for the GPU.

Performance of sqrt in CUDA

 

Optimizing CUDA programs for GTX 400 series

Optimizing CUDA programs for GTX 400 series

 

Parallel Panorama

CUDA Tutorial

 

NVIDIA Tesla C2050 Demonstration Unit (VPAC, Melbourne)

VPAC, with sponsorship of Xenon Systems, has brought the node Enrico on-line for member users to evaluate.

Accelerating FORTRAN 90 Applications

I have a student who wants to work on a project to accelerate kernels in WIEN2K.

CUDASW++2.0 published

CUDASW++2.0: A significantly improved version of CUDASW++ is now available via: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1756-0500/3/93/abstract

"A Breadth-First Course in Multicore and Manycore Programming"—Sonoma State

Suzanne Rivoire from Sonoma State recently taught an undergraduate course on multicore/manycore programming.

Compartmental modeling on GPUs?

What is the current overlap between computational neuroscience and GPU computing? Well, not that much. Definitely smaller than in fields such as bioinformatics. I suspect th

Presenting Aarhus University branch of GPU Computing Denmark

 

Theano: A package for efficient computation in Python

Theano is a Python library that allows you to define, optimize, and evaluate symbolic mathematical expre

NVIDIA's GPU Computing Webinars starting again

I'm re-starting the Webinar series after a couple of months. They run about 1.5 hours - and a great way to get going on CUDA C and OpenCL

You can see the full schedule on:

Job Posting on GPU Computing

Hey have you seen there is a job posting from the University of Basel. If anyone else has Job postings this is a great place to put them up.

It takes problem-domain and algorithm knowledge to be a superhero

Recently tried my hand at the CUDA Superhero Challenge 2.  Tried a quick-and-dirty brute-force attempt just to see if it  was even remotely possible in the time constraints (it wasn't), a

GPU Revolution

I have been working with graphics processors my entire professional life. Its been an amazing experience.

We are now experiencing the fastest growth of computing capabilities that the industry has every seen.

The moment GPU computing capabilities were unleashed through the launch of NVIDIA's CUDA Architecture - it was an inflexion point that that can not be described as anything other than revolutionary.

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