November 17, 2010
BOULDER, Colo., Nov 15 -- Tech-X Corporation of Boulder, Colo., announces the release of GPULib v1.4.2. GPULib provides a library of mathematical functions that facilitate the use of high performance computing resources available on modern graphics processing units (GPUs) by engineers, scientists, analysts, and other technical professionals.
GPULib at SC10
Tech-X staff will be demonstrating this release of GPULib, including support for multi-GPU systems, in applications areas such as medical image processing and computational electromagnetic simulations in Booth #2950 at the SC10 (Supercomputing) conference, being held November 15 – 18 in New Orleans. GPULib will also be demonstrated in the Microway booth, # 4113.
Expertise to Solve Complex Problems
By leveraging our expertise in high-performance computing and extensive domain knowledge modeling of processes and devices, GPULib enables users of IDL to take advantage of GPUs from within these high-productivity languages. Tech-X offers product training and product usage consulting to help customers leverage the investment in GPULib as quickly as possible. The company also provides consulting services to help customers accelerate their applications by implementing computational kernels for GPUs.
For more information on GPULib, visit http://gpulib.txcorp.com.
For more information on GPU Consulting Services, visit http://gpucomputing.txcorp.com.
About Tech-X Corporation
Tech-X Corporation is committed to technical excellence and innovation. The company's technical staff addresses specific research questions and delivers quantifiable results, culminating in specialized skills, advanced technologies, and commercial products that enable large-scale computing solutions and offer a greater understanding of physical processes. Among its core competencies is the simulation of processes, devices, and physical systems related to plasma physics, fusion, and accelerator technologies, performed on computer systems ranging from desktops to Grand Challenge class high-performance computers. By creating software for simulations and the infrastructure to support its research development, Tech-X is able to increase its understanding of complex physical phenomena. For more information, visit http://www.txcorp.com.
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Source: Tech-X Corp.
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