Sycl tagged news - The Khronos Group Inc
Khronos Group’s ANARI and SYCL will each be represented Supercomputing 2024 in Atlanta, Georgia on November 17-22. ANARI will have a Birds of a Feather (BOF), and SYCL will also have a BOF along with a hands-on tutorial. Come talk to us! Read More...
PyTorch 2.4 Update
PyTorch 2.4 now supports Intel® Data Center GPU Max Series and the SYCL software stack, making it easier to speed up your AI workflows for both training and inference. This update allows a consistent programming experience with minimal coding effort and extends PyTorch’s device and runtime capabilities. This enhancement simplifies deploying PyTorch on ubiquitous hardware, making it easier for you to integrate different hardware back ends. Read More...
Unified Acceleration and Khronos Collaboration
In a world where AI, HPC, and Safety-Critical acceleration is shifting toward heterogeneous architectures, the need for seamless interoperability and shared open standards has never been more critical. The UXL Foundation and the Khronos Group have entered into a liaison agreement to help accelerate the evolution of open accelerated heterogeneous programming. Read More...
Intel Compiler Achieves SYCL 2020 Conformance
Intel announced that the oneAPI DPC++/C++ Compiler has completed conformance testing and is the first compiler officially supporting the full SYCL 2020 specification from the Khronos Group. This milestone ensures portability and reliable performance of SYCL code compiled by Intel’s compiler on different GPUs in the long term. Read More...
SYCL Hacking Festival
IWOCL 2024 will be hosting a SYCL Hacking Festival providing a great opportunity for the community to hack on projects that they feel they could progress within a single day. All participants will be supported by mentors that are world-leaders in SYCL development. Read More...
SYCL Goes Green with SYnergy
Biagio Cosenza from the University of Salerno / CINECA Supercomputing Center writes about the SYnergy research project that enables efficient C++ based heterogeneous parallel programming with the Khronos SYCL API. The project shows scalable energy savings up to 64 GPUs. Read More...
SYCL 2020 Adopters Program
The Khronos Group announces the launch of the SYCL 2020 Adopters Program to enable implementations to become officially conformant to the latest-generation SYCL specification. This program ensures consistent implementation by multiple vendors to create a reliable platform for developers. Read More...
Other Notable Updates
Researchers from the University of Cambridge use SYCL for solving differential equations with the finite element method. AdaptiveCpp 23.10.0 is released with new capabilities. Codeplay extends the oneAPI ecosystem with an open source project for HPC and AI. Codeplay also announces the SYCLOPS project, and Khronos releases the SYCL 2020 Revision 7 maintenance update. Return to main content
