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by Bridget Mwikali
This article provides an overview of LLVM and how it applies to oneAPI and its compiler.
by Robert Mueller-Albrecht
In this article we explore how using oneAPI the software-development paradigm changes and targeting and maintaining multiple execution environments for a given workload becomes more easily achievable
by Jeremy C. Ong
Accelerate a C++ article with GPU support using Intel's oneAPI
by Shao Voon Wong
How to convert a code from parallel C++ ray-tracing code to CUDA, then to SYCL 2020 via Intel® DPC++

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by Robert Mueller-Albrecht
An Open, Backend Approach to Compute Anywhere
by Henry A Gabb, John Pennycook
Learn about the Accelerators in Your System
by Intel
This is the first in a series of articles where I will talk about parallel programming and various ways to enable it on modern accelerators.
by Intel
In this article we look at why C++ with SYCL is the best approach to accelerated computing, and why the C++ standard is a critically important foundation but insufficient for the needs of accelerated computing.

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1 Aug 2022 by Bridget Mwikali
This article provides an overview of LLVM and how it applies to oneAPI and its compiler.
13 Oct 2022 by Robert Mueller-Albrecht
In this article we explore how using oneAPI the software-development paradigm changes and targeting and maintaining multiple execution environments for a given workload becomes more easily achievable
10 Nov 2020 by Jeremy C. Ong
Accelerate a C++ article with GPU support using Intel's oneAPI
16 Jan 2021 by Shao Voon Wong
How to convert a code from parallel C++ ray-tracing code to CUDA, then to SYCL 2020 via Intel® DPC++
10 Nov 2020 by Jeremy C. Ong
A quick demonstration of writing an application using DPC++ and oneAPI and deploying to Intel DevCloud
12 Dec 2022 by Intel
This is the first in a series of articles where I will talk about parallel programming and various ways to enable it on modern accelerators.
15 Mar 2021 by Allister Beharry
oneMD is a molecular dynamics simulator coded in C++ 17 designed to take advantage of hardware data parallelism across a diverse set of devices and architectures using Intel's oneAPI framework and SYCL -- the successor to the OpenCL standard for parallel processing
26 Jul 2022 by Abhay_Rawat, Dr. Amarpal S Kapoor
This article focuses on tuning and scaling a deep-learning-based algorithm on a cluster of compute nodes.
28 Jul 2022 by Valentin Kubarev
In this article we discuss how to use SYCL and oneIPL to offload Gaussian image filtering to an accelerator.
7 May 2020 by Arthur V. Ratz
In this article I will thoroughly discuss about the several aspects of using the revolutionary new Intel® oneAPI HPC Toolkit to deliver a modern code that implements a parallel “stable” sort
7 May 2020 by Intel, Arthur V. Ratz
In this article I will ground the discussion on the several aspects of delivering a modern parallel code using the Intel® MPI library, that provides even more performance speed-up and efficiency of the parallel “stable” sort, previously discussed.
10 Nov 2020 by Jeremy C. Ong
A quick 5-minute introduction to porting a CUDA app to Data Parallel C++ (DPC++)
14 Mar 2022 by Dhruv__Patel
In this article we demonstrate how to set up Intel DevCloud and get started using oneAPI while demonstrating some of oneAPI’s unique capabilities.
18 Jul 2022 by Ahmed Hashesh
This article examines how Intel provides standardized specifications that streamline this environment.
9 Dec 2022 by Intel
In this article we look at why C++ with SYCL is the best approach to accelerated computing, and why the C++ standard is a critically important foundation but insufficient for the needs of accelerated computing.
28 Oct 2022 by Intel
Intel® oneAPI Math Kernel Library (oneMKL) now includes adding support for C++ and GPUs, taking full advantage of the SYCL cross-platform abstraction layer.
9 Dec 2022 by Intel
In this article we explore why oneAPI is an alternative to proprietary programming models for accelerated computing.
9 May 2023 by Henry A Gabb, John Pennycook
Learn about the Accelerators in Your System
12 May 2023 by Robert Mueller-Albrecht
An Open, Backend Approach to Compute Anywhere