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Training Course "Advanced GPU Programming"
From Thursday 18 April 2013 -  08:00
To Friday 19 April 2013 - 17:00
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Today's computers are commonly equipped with multicore processors and graphics processing units. To make efficient use of these massively parallel compute resources advanced knowledge of architecture and programming models is indispensable. This course builds on the introduction to GPU programming. It focuses on finding and eliminating bottlenecks using profiling and advanced programming techniques, optimal usage of CPUs and GPUs on a single node, and multi-GPU programming across multiple nodes.

The material will be presented in the form of short lectures followed by in-depth hands-on sessions.

 

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Location : Jülich Supercomputing Centre, Ausbildungsraum 1, building 16.3, room 021

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