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This feels less like a surprise and more like confirmation of what we have felt all along: Stream HPC is a place filled with smart people, strong collaboration, good humor and a shared drive to build great things together. The Great Place to Work® Certification is based on anonymous employee feedback that is independently collected
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Stream HPC is 10 years old on 1 April 2020. Therefore we offer our one day GPGPU crash course for free that whole month. Now Corona (and fear for it) spreads, we had to rethink how to celebrate 10 years. So while there were different plans, we simply had to adapt to the market and
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We’re collaborating with a few universities on formal verification of GPU code. The project is called ChEOPS: verified Construction of corrEct and Optimised Parallel Software. We’d like to put the following PhD position to your attention: Eindhoven University of Technology is seeking two PhD students to work on the ChEOPS project, a collaborative project between
GPU-related PHD positions at Eindhoven University and Twente University Read More »
Are you working with Nvidia GPUs in your research and wish Nvidia would support you as they used to 5 years ago? This is now done with hackatons, where you get one full week of support, to get your GPU-code improved and your CPU-code ported. Still you have to do it yourself, so it’s not
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Launch Your GPU Developer Career at Stream HPC GPU programming is one of the most in-demand and hardest-to-learn skills in software development. GPUs have solved complex problems for our customers for years, and with GPU architectures evolving faster than ever, skilled GPU developers are only going to become more valuable. The bottleneck is clear: there
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We’re in the program committee of the 14th IEEE eScience Conference in Amsterdam, organized by the Netherlands eScience Center. It will be held from 29 October to 1 November 2018, and the deadlines for sending the abstracts is Monday 18 June. The conference brings together leading international researchers and research software engineers from all disciplines
Call for speakers: IEEE eScience Conference in Amsterdam Read More »
This month, Stream turns 8. Eight full years of helping customers build faster software. In Chinese numerology, 8 is a lucky number, and we’re feeling it. Eight years of staying focused on quality, delivering results, and growing a reputation we’re proud of. The only downside of being busy? There’s never enough time. We have over
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Ever saw a claim on a paper you disagreed with or got triggered by, and then wanted to reproduce the experiment? Good luck finding the code and the data used in the experiments. When we want to redo experiments of papers, it starts with finding the code and data used. A good start is Github
DOI: Digital attachments for Scientific Papers Read More »
In the past year we’ve been working on more internal projects and therefore we’re seeking strong GPU-coders (good OpenCL experience required) worldwide. This way you can combine staying close to your family and working with advanced technologies. You will be on the newly formed international team. Do understand that we have extra requirements for freelancers:
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