Driving a New Era of Accelerated Computing using OpenMP* with Intel® oneAPI Compilers
You are already deeply invested in OpenMP for Multicore, so now just a few additions will launch your code into the xPU era!
OpenMP* is a popular, portable, and widely supported programming model. OpenMP provides capabilities for threaded and task-based parallelism for multicore, data-parallel programming using Single Instruction Multiple Data (SIMD) for vector architectures, and most recently support for a programming model for offload to accelerators for Heterogeneous Architectures (xPU). In this session we will demonstrate how you can use the OpenMP Offload model with the latest Intel® oneAPI Compilers to Drive a New Era of Accelerated Computing with your applications.
Speaker(s)
Ron Green
Ron Green is a Compiler Engineer with Intel’s Fortran Team. Ron is a Fortran spokesperson and advocate in the HPC segment. He has been a Fortran/OpenMP developer and consultant for 30+ years, is an IDZ Black Belt Developer and moderator of the Intel Fortran User Forum.
Varsha Madanant
Varsha Madananth is compiler Technical Consulting engineer focused on Intel® C++ Compilers.
Her expertise includes code modernization using parallel programming techniques, compiler optimizations, heterogenous compute and micro-architecture tuning.
