So-called “perceptual computing” should bring a host of new interface options to developers … continue reading
Intel and nVIDIA go toe to toe over the high-performance supplemental compute market, and things have already gotten ugly … continue reading
A new 60-core PCIX-based coprocessing unit offers HPC without proprietary GPU-based development … continue reading
New version of tools and unified developer network were among the first-day announcements … continue reading
Update to developer tools adds Java debugging support and more-reliable floating-point performance … continue reading
Red Hat remains the top contributor, with Intel and Novell jockeying for second place … continue reading
AndEBench and a bevy of graphics performance analysis tools aim to clear out Android performance bottlenecks … continue reading
Parallel programming is becoming more commonplace, and companies are devising and revising products to meet demand … continue reading
After Nokia bowed out on the Linux-based OS last year, Intel has all but given up on the fledgling platform … continue reading
Update to Intel’s tool chain for multicore developers includes faster compilers, updated analysis tools … continue reading
New bundles of updated parallel and threading tools are targeted at C and Fortran developers, among others … continue reading
Intel’s AppUp supports non-native apps, unique in the app store marketplace … continue reading
