Today, Intel announced the 2023 release of the Intel® oneAPI tools - available in the Intel® Developer Cloud and rolling out through regular distribution channels. The new oneAPI 2023 tools support ...

Intel Corp. today introduced a new version of its oneAPI toolkit, which enables developers to build applications that can run on multiple types of processors. Many companies’ technology environments ...

SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--What’s New: Intel today released oneAPI 2022 toolkits. Newly enhanced toolkits expand cross-architecture features to provide developers greater utility and ...

SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--On Dec. 6-7, Intel will host a live virtual event for researchers, data scientists and developers about multiarchitecture programming and computing. The two-day ...

SANTA CLARA, CA - JANUARY 16: The Intel logo is displayed outside of the Intel headquarters (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) CEO Pat Gelsinger’s re-imagining of Intel includes an enlarged focus ...

Intel oneAPI 2022.1 toolkits expand the cross-architecture capabilities available to developers for greater productivity and innovation. The kits provide the tools needed to develop applications ...

The rise of "generative" artificial intelligence is all about scaling, the idea of adding more resources to a computer program to get better results. As OpenAI co-founder and chief scientist Ilya ...

Intel has a lot at stake with its oneAPI software stack. A cross-platform parallel programming model, oneAPI is designed to fit into a highly diverse, heterogeneous – and increasingly cloud-based – ...

Intel revealed details of its upcoming Ponte Vecchio GPU and oneAPI initiative at SC'19 this week, as part of the company's broad push to address the AI/ML market. Share on Facebook (opens in a new ...

Intel wants you to know about oneAPI – an open programming model for accelerated computing that lets developers write code without needing to tailor their application based on which company made the ...

I'm not a huge Java fan , but I am a fan of safe languages. Almost all of Java's deficiencies have to do with the very simple original language design features, like very primitive arrays and type ...