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Issue 51, January 2023

Feature: The Case for SYCL*

In honor of the four-year anniversary of oneAPI, much of this issue focuses on SYCL* and oneAPI libraries like Intel® oneAPI Math Kernel Library (oneMKL) and Intel® oneAPI DPC++ (oneDPL).

Download Issue 51 to find:

  • The feature article, in which Editor in Chief Henry Gabb explains why ISO C++ is not enough for heterogeneous computing.
  • A look at how to modernize and accelerate C++ code using open, nonproprietary libraries
  • An overview of how researchers ported to SYCL a critical scientific application used to model processes around black holes.
  • Three articles that introduce AI applications powered by oneAPI, including a look at how the AI reference kit for Visual Quality Inspection is used in the pharmaceutical industry.
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Contents
The Case for SYCL*

ISO C++ is not enough for heterogeneous computing. Learn how the lack of key features in C++ that are necessary to exploit accelerator devices stands in the way of using the language to create heterogeneous applications.

DPEcho: General Relativity with SYCL for the 2020s and Beyond

SYCL* has advantages for scientific computing. Learn how DPEcho, an MPI and SYCL version of a general relativistic magneto hydrodynamics application, can be used to improve the performance of modeling complex problems.

Intel's SIHG4SR Solution for the ACM RecSys Challenge 2022

The Intel recommender system performs well in this challenge. Learn about Intel’s entry to this recommender system challenge: a graph neural network solution that won fourth place.

Run TensorFlow* Stable Diffusion on Intel® Arc™ GPUs

Get fast deep learning on your personal computer. Learn how to set up and use Stable Diffusion to convert text descriptions to images on your personal computer.

Migrate C++ Thrust Applications to SYCL and oneDPL

Use oneAPI to modernize and accelerate C++ applications while freeing them from vendor lock-in. Learn about the benefits of migrating Thrust applications to nonproprietary alternatives, and compare two migration strategies.

Accelerate Lower Upper (LU) Factorization Using Fortran, oneMKL, and OpenMP*

Use standard, open approaches to accelerate common math operations. Learn how to efficiently manage host-device data transfer while offloading math library functions to an accelerator using the OpenMP* heterogeneous parallel directives.

Good or Bad Pill?

Learn about how the pharmaceutical industry uses an end-to-end computer vision and deep learning pipeline to identify defective pills in the manufacturing process.

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