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PathScale EKO 5 Compiler Adds Support for ARM and C++11

January 9, 2015 by Rob Farber Leave a Comment

PathScale - a well-known  provider of one of the industry's highest-performance 64-bit C, C++, and Fortran compilers - has added support for ARM and C++11 in their EKOPath 5 compiler suite. “We are pleased to provide the ARM HPC ecosystem with our new EKOPath compiler,” said Christopher Bergstrom, the PathScale Chief Technology Officer. “Our C/Fortran compiler and BLAS … [Read more...]

Intel Moving Big Into Tiny Wearables – Save Lives, Reduce Insurance Rates

January 7, 2015 by Rob Farber Leave a Comment

The 2015 CES keynote by Intel CEO Brian Krzanich has been receiving high praise. Spanning a wealth of product innovation, Krzanich discussed towards the end of his keynote the Intel® Curie™ module for wearable devices that has the potential to save lives and even reduce health and auto insurance rates. Specifically, the Intel Curie module is a complete low-power solution … [Read more...]

FAA and Industry Partners Launch Drone Safety Campaign for the Masses

January 5, 2015 by Rob Farber Leave a Comment

Alarmed by increasing encounters between small drones and manned aircraft, drone industry officials said they are teaming up with the government and model aircraft hobbyists to launch a safety campaign. The FAA has been receiving about 25 reports per month this year of drones sighted flying near manned aircraft or airports, up from just a handful of reports two years ago. … [Read more...]

SenseHUD $99 Heads Up Display for Cars – Pre-Order Price

January 2, 2015 by Rob Farber Leave a Comment

For a limited time, SenseHUD is breaking the $100 in-car HUD (Heads-up Display) barrier! Offering an on-screen HUD and speakerphone, SenseHUD helps keep the drivers eye's on the road rather than messing around with a smartphone! Note the software is extra and the $100 price is a limited time pre-order price. Competitor Navdy offers a $299 (pre-order price) for an … [Read more...]

Chromebooks Can Run Linux Without Dual-booting!

January 2, 2015 by Rob Farber Leave a Comment

Chromebooks can now run Linux without dual-booting via Crouton (ChRomium Os Universal chrooT envirONment)! A big advantage of Crouton is that users don't have to reboot their machine to switch operating systems. Moving to Linux can be as simple as using a keyboard shortcut. Crouton can be downloaded from github (). Crouton is a set of scripts that act as an easy-to-use, … [Read more...]

Facebook Open Source GPU FFT 1.5x Faster Than NVIDIA CUFFT

January 2, 2015 by Rob Farber Leave a Comment

Facebook has written a Fast Fourier Transform  (fbfft) that is 1.5x faster than the NVIDIA CUFFT implementation at sizes 8-64. The paper "Fast Convolutional Nets with fbfft: A GPU Performance Evaluation" discusses the performance increases by changing to a non-zero padded FFT layout (potentially eliminating data copies), the use of autotuning, and clipping to conditionally load … [Read more...]

Computational Method Accurately Predicts Pressure-Dependent Combustion Chemical Reactions

December 31, 2014 by Rob Farber Leave a Comment

A featured paper in the December 5th 2014 issue of Science demonstrates - for the first time - a computational method to successfully a priori predict pressure-dependent chemical reaction rates. In short, this work provides an accurate means of treating pressure dependence, which is required to accurately predict the aggregate reaction rate. Unlike previous models that rely on … [Read more...]

Implications of OS Jitter on Real-Time Applications for FPGAs, GPUs, and Intel

December 31, 2014 by Rob Farber Leave a Comment

FPGAs, GPUs, and Intel Xeon Phi coprocessors can all offer superb performance at low watt/flop and high flop/dollar ratios for real-time computing. To promote real-time FPGA development, several Altera Engineers (Chee Nouk Phoon,Chei Siang Ng, Steve Jahnke, plus Findlay Shearer, Linux Marketing Manager) examined the impact of operating system jitter on real-time performance in … [Read more...]

Nine NSF Funding Opportunities

December 30, 2014 by Rob Farber Leave a Comment

A data-intensive effort: Resource Implementations for Data Intensive Research in the Social Behavioral and Economic Sciences  (RIDIR) Full Proposal Deadline Date:  February 23, 2015 As part of NSF’s Cyberinfrastructure Framework for 21st Century Science and Engineering (CIF21) activity, the Directorate for Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences (SBE) seeks to … [Read more...]

Speed Python Numerical Applications by 2x – 120x With HOPE

December 28, 2014 by Rob Farber Leave a Comment

HOPE is an open source specialized method-at-a-time JIT compiler written in Python. It translates Python source code into C++ and compiles the generated code at runtime to achieve a 2x - 120x performance speedup over interpreted Python code. HOPE is published under the GPLv3 license.  It can be downloaded from it's GitHub repository. It was written by Joel Akeret, Lukas Gamper, … [Read more...]

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