Solving Heterogeneous Programming Challenges with Python, Today

June 30, 2022

You may be surprised how ready Python is for heterogeneous programming, and how easy it is to use today. Our first three articles about heterogeneous programming focused primarily on C++ as we ponder “how to enable programming in the face of an explosion of hardware diversity that is coming?” For a refresher on what motivates this question... Read more…

Python Again Tops IEEE Spectrum’s Programming Language List

July 22, 2020

What’s your go-to programming language? As judged by IEEE Spectrum, it is (again) Python and comfortably so according to an article posted today. C++ finished Read more…

Google’s ML Compiler Initiative Advances

September 12, 2019

Machine learning models running on everything from cloud platforms to mobile phones are posing new challenges for developers faced with growing tool complexity. Read more…

When Dense Matrix Representations Beat Sparse

September 9, 2019

In our world filled with unintended consequences, it turns out that saving memory space to help deal with GPU limitations, knowing it introduces performance pen Read more…

MIT Aims to Ease AI Programming

July 2, 2019

A new AI programming language seeks to ease the process of writing inference algorithms and other predictive models without the hassle of grinding out complicated equations and code. Among the goals of the probabilistic programming system dubbed “Gen” is making it easier for coding novices to write models and algorithms for broader AI applications such as computer vision and robotics. Read more…

TIOBE Index: Python Reaches Another All-Time High

June 17, 2019

TIOBE has released its June 2019 Index, and Python has reached another all-time high. TIOBE, which stands for “the importance of being earnest,” was founded in 2000. Its Programming Community Index – which is updated on a monthly basis... Read more…

ISC19 Panel: When’s enough, enough? With so many parallel programming technologies, is it time to focus on consolidating them?

June 10, 2019

ISC is looming fast and on the Wednesday we will be holding a panel asking the question whether it is time to focus more on the consolidation and interoperabili Read more…

Top Ten Ways AI Affects HPC in 2019

March 26, 2019

AI workloads are becoming ubiquitous, including running on the world’s fastest computers — thereby changing what we call HPC forever. As every organization Read more…

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