The drive for compute innovation is as old as computing itself, with each advancement built upon what came before. In 2019 and 2020, a primary focus of next-gen compute innovation is enabling increasingly complex workloads to run on multiple architectures. CPUs and GPUs for sure. But also FPGAs and a myriad of AI accelerators.
The biggest challenge? Programming.
Because historically, writing and deploying code for CPUs and accelerators has required different languages, libraries, and tools. Meaning each hardware platform required a separate software investment of time, resources, and/or money.
The oneAPI initiative was created to solve this problem.
Join Kent Moffat, software specialist and Intel senior product manager, to find out how, including:
- An overview of oneAPI Beta—what it is, what it includes, and why it was created
- How this Intel-driven initiative simplifies development through a common toolset that enables more code reuse
- How developers can immediately take advantage of oneAPI Beta in their development, from free toolkits to the Intel® DevCloud environment
Resources
- Download webinar slides
- Learn more about the oneAPI Initiative
- Learn more about Intel® oneAPI Beta Toolkits—Visit the Beta website to learn about this initiative, including downloading free software toolkits like the essential Intel® oneAPI Base Toolkit.
- Try your code in the Intel® DevCloud—Sign up to develop, test, and run your solution in this free development sandbox with access to the latest Intel® hardware and oneAPI software. No software downloads. No configuration steps. No installations.