To see if OpenCL is the right choice for your project, we now only ask one day of your time. This enables you to quickly assess the technology without a big investment. Throughout Europe we give crash courses in OpenCL. After just one day you will know: The models used to define OpenCL. If OpenCL is an option […]
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From 21 to 23 August StreamHPC will give a 3-day training in OpenCL. Here you will learn how to develop OpenCL-programs. A separate ticket for only the first day can be bought, as then will be a crash-course into OpenCL. Module basics. The second and third day will all about parallel-algorithm design, optimisation and error-handling.
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From 12 to 14 June StreamHPC will give a 3-day course in OpenCL (was 3 to 5 June). Here you will learn how to develop OpenCL-programs. A separate ticket for only the first day can be bought, as then will be a crash-course into OpenCL. Module basics. The second and third day will all about
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At 28 June 2011 StreamCompting will give a 1-day course on OpenCL in Utrecht. As it is quite new, the priced is reduced. Also if you want to learn CUDA or any other GPGPU-language, this course is also a good option for you. The most important thing about GPGPU are the concepts. In other words
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Here you find the videos uploaded by Khronos of their presentation about OpenCL. I added the time-line, so you can scroll to the more interesting parts easily. The presentation by Ofer Rosenberg of Intel and Cliff Woolly of NVIDIA were not uploaded (yet). Please note that for non-American people the speech of Affi Munchie is
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It’s almost time for more nerdy stuff we have in the pipe-line, but we’ll keep for some superficial blah for a moment. We concentrate on training (and consultancy). There is a lot of discussion here about “how to design training-programs about difficult concepts for technical people”, or better: “how to learn yourself something difficult”. At
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