Fixstars, who we usually cover here for reasons of news related to Yellow Dog Linux, announced today that they’ve released an electronic OpenCL programming book called, oddly enough, the OpenCL ...

The OpenCL APIs are defined for a number of programming languages, including Python, Java, C, and C++. Writing an OpenCL program is only necessary if neither of the prior scenarios is suitable.

Through its OpenCL program, Altera has engaged with multiple customers and expanded its university program to support the OpenCL standard for FPGA development in academia, and is actively contributing ...

“This also benefits C++ application developers since the Khronos SYCL™ framework for single source C++ programming will therefore be available on all OpenCL 2.1 enabled platforms.” ...

OpenCL C++ includes classes, templates, lambda expressions, function overloads and many other constructs to increase parallel programing productivity through generic and meta-programming.

OpenCL 2.0 will allow applications to process more complex data and algorithms in parallel than was possible in previous standards, while OpenCL SPIR will allow a variety of different programming ...

The OpenCL programming language developed by Apple lets applications offload much of the processing from the CPUs to a computer’s graphics chip, or GPU.

I'm in the market for a laptop for grad school. I will be doing computational engineering, specifically numerical solutions of partial differential equations. There will be a lot of multi ...

The OpenCL programming language, developed by Apple, lets applications offload much of the processing from the CPUs to a computer’s graphics chip, or GPU.

Altera launched its OpenCL for FPGAs program in November2011. As part of the program, Altera initiated work with early customers,academia, and standards groups to define and develop an OpenCL for ...

As opposed to NVIDIA's CUDA and ATI's Stream APIs, which are designed to enable GPGPU programming for each company's respective GPU hardware, OpenCL is designed in a hardware-agnostic way.

The OpenCL programming language developed by Apple lets applications offload much of the processing from the CPUs to a computer’s graphics chip, or GPU.