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Prizes included an NVIDIA ION-based PC and Samsung video player. The judges included Yeong-jun Kim, professor at Ewha Women’s University and Dae-seok Kwon, CEO of Clunix and professor at Seoul National University of Technology. Topic: 'Matrix vector multiplication optimization.' Topic: 'Water pollution prediction and response.' –ĝeok-su Kim, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). See: Ī CUDA coding contest recently took place in Korea. But that progress is now threatened by the unthinkable: an end to the gains in computing power.' Well worth reading in its entirety, the piece proposes that the time has come to take the leap into parallel processing in order to continue the growth in computing performance that has transformed industries and economies around the world. For info, see: įorbes published an intriguing commentary by NVIDIA Chief Scientist Bill Dally titled 'Life after Moore’s Law.' The column begins: 'For the past four decades, explosive gains in computing power have contributed to unprecedented progress in innovation, productivity and human welfare. The course is based on the original UIUC ECE 498 AL: Applied Parallel Programming class created by Dr. NVIDIA engineers Jared Hoberock and David Tarjan are the instructors. The 10-week course includes hands-on CUDA projects.

Stanford University is offering lectures on iTunes U from the new computer science course ChS 193G: Programming Massively Parallel Processors with CUDA. 20-23, is accepting proposals for sessions and research posters. Contact us at: The GPU Technology Conference (GTC), Sept. Welcome to this week’s issue of 'CUDA: Week in Review,' a weekly newsletter for the worldwide CUDA and GPU Computing community. CUDA GPGPU Parallel Computing Newsletter - Issue 19 | NVIDIA CUDA Friday, April 30, 2010, Issue #19 - Newsletter Home

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