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Gael has take a favorite medium of hers (the Blog) and given it an added feature twist. She has written three blogs and embedded how-to videos on the following three subjects: Video: Navigating the MEBx Menus of an Intel® vPro™ technology client (Intel® AMT) Video: Taking a look at the IMSS Software on an Intel® vPro™ [...] Read more
It was sad when “Friends” ended, and who can forget the endings of “MASH” and “Jerry Seinfeld”? So it goes with ISN’s “Parallel Programming Talk” show. Our last show was a fitting end to 130 radio and Web TV programs about all things Parallel. It wasn’t a “montage” or “retrospective” show but simply a great [...] Read more
Intel Labs Scientist Kath Knobe spent some time with Clay Breshears and Kathy Farrel on Parallel Programming Talk to talk about what’s new with Intel® Concurrent Collections, a programming language and software framework developed by Intel to express parallelism in applications. Here is the video – at the bottom of this blog you will see topics discussed [...] Read more
Dr. Fortran (aka Intel’s Steve Lionel), who is a friend of this show, dropped in on Clay and Kathy to discuss what we think is good news – the release of Fortran Studio XE 2011. Below the video are some notes and links that I think you will find useful. http://software.intel.com/en-us/videos/channel/parallel-programming/parallel-programming-talk-128-steve-lionel/1247156004001 It’s time for Parallel [...] Read more
It’s time for Parallel Programming Talk – this is show #127 Below are some script details including questions we asked Paul. News 1. The Guide for Developing Multithreaded Applications has been updated. Changes include: 1-8 – Using AVX Without Writing AVX Code – New 3-5 – Optimizing Applications for NUMA – New 4-4 – Using [...] Read more
Welcome to another edition of Parallel Programming Talk. This is show #120. Today’s guest is Tucker Taft from the Sofcheck Company – we’ll be talking with him shortly about a new programming language he has created. But first, What is Clay Thinking About? An interesting discussion about human memory – based on the question [...] Read more
It’s time for another episode of Parallel Programming Talk #119– Clay and I will be talking with our guest NERSC Director Kathy Yelick in a few minutes. But first… What is Clay Thinking About? · Spelling and grammar checkers (watch the video to hear what Dr. Breshears had to say on the subject) Now for [...] Read more
Time for another episode of Parallel Programming Talk – This is show #117. We’ll be talking with Intel’s OpenCL Technical Lead Yariv Aridor What is Clay thinking about today? Voice Recognition Systems – Watch the video to hear what Clay had to say on the subject. The News The Virtual School of Computational Science and Engineering [...] Read more
Clay hosted this show solo since Kathy was ill. Time for another episode of Parallel Programming Talk – This is show #116. We’ve got a Listener Question Show today and our guest is Jeff Gallagher. I’ll be talking with him in a few minutes. But first, the News The 24th International Workshop on Languages and [...] Read more
Clay hosted this show solo since Kathy was ill. Time for another episode of Parallel Programming Talk – This is show #116. We’ve got a Listener Question Show today and our guest is Jeff Gallagher. I’ll be talking with him in a few minutes. But first, the News The 24th International Workshop on Languages and [...] Read more
There has been a significant flurry of activity in the Parallel Programming Community. Lots of new reading material in the past two weeks alone, not to mention the Gold version of OpenCL has been released. Download the SDK. More assorted technical papers on OpenCL from Intel Engineer Arnon Peleg and others on his team: Intel® [...] Read more
Time for another episode of Parallel Programming Talk – This is show #115. Dr. David Padua is here to discuss his new book. News The 24th International Workshop on Languages and Compilers for Parallel Programming (LCPC) – will take placeColorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado on September 8-10, 2011 – Third Annual Workshop on Concurrent [...] Read more
Time for another episode of Parallel Programming Talk – This is show #114. Intel Software Engineer Rich Hubbard is here to talk about AVX. What is Clay Thinking About? Segment Kathy: The International Supercomputing Conference was held this week and that is where the summer version of the Top500 list is revealed. Clay, have [...] Read more
Exciting News! The Winners of Master and Apprentice Problem 1 of the Threading Challenge 2011 have been announced: Threading Challenge 2011 Winners Page. 16 Master-level participants and 28 Apprentice-level participants submitted their code entries for a total of 44 participants for problem 1. See how the entries were judged for Master Problem – Masyu Puzzle and [...] Read more
Exciting News! The Winners of Master and Apprentice Problem 1 of the Threading Challenge 2011 have been announced: Threading Challenge 2011 Winners Page. 16 Master-level participants and 28 Apprentice-level participants submitted their code entries for a total of 44 participants for problem 1. See how the entries were judged for Master Problem – Masyu Puzzle and [...] Read more
Welcome to Parallel Programming Talk Show #113 –Intel Senior Software Engineer David Ott is here to talk about NUMA and we will introduce him in a few minutes. Don’t forget – if you have comments, questions, suggestions send them to parallelprogrammingtalk@intel.com Here’s the news: First up = DON’T FORGET THE THREADING CHALLENGE! http://software.intel.com/en-us/contests/intel-threading-challenge-2011/contests.php New Problems [...] Read more
Clay and Kathy first discussed security issues iterated on this blog: http://www.zdnet.com/blog/hardware/cheap-gpus-are-rendering-strong-passwords-useless/13125?tag=nl.e539 Don’t forget – if you have comments, questions, suggestions send them to parallelprogrammingtalk@intel.com Welcome to Parallel Programming Talk Show #112 – we’ve got a very special guest – the latest ISN Parallel Programming Community Black Belt is here and we will introduce him [...] Read more
