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Free Colfax Intensive Intel Xeon Phi Training Slides

October 16, 2014 by Rob Farber Leave a Comment

Colfax International is making the 280 page slide deck  by Andrey Vladimirov  and Vadim Karpusenko titled “Parallel Programming and Optimization with Intel Xeon Phi Coprocessors” available free to those who wish to register at this URL. This training is an intensive course for developers wishing to leverage the Intel MIC architecture. and increase their knowledge of multi-core processor programming. The course is based on Colfax’s original book, by the same name, which contains targeted exercises (“labs”) for hands-on practicum.  The writing of the original Colfax book was overseen by James Reinders. James’ latest book with Jim Jeffers, High Performance Parallelism Pearls is expected to come out by Supercomputing 2014.

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