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USC LightSaber Havok Demo
Light Saber Force is a game created is a game created by students of USC's GamePipe Laboratory Game Engine Design Class to demonstrate the functionality of the GamePipe Game Engine (GGE). GGE uses OGRE 3D as its core rendering engine and has ma
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The Infamous Cork Trick at SC11
Tom Murphy shows off the infamous cork trick at SC11 this year. The cork trick is hard, parallel programming is easy.
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Broad Based Efforts to Expand Parallelism at SC11
Dick Brown, St. Olaf College, Michael Wrinn, Intel, Ben Gaster, AMD, and Sushil Prasad, Georgia State, talk about the "Broad Based Efforts to Expand Parallelism" birds of a feather discussion that was hosted at SC11.
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Paul Steinberg and Matt Wolf give an overview of the Parallelism, the Cloud, and the Tools of the Future for the Next Generation of Practitioners panel as well as talk about news from the Education for a Parallel Future.
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Dick Brown of St. Olaf College gives an overview of the "Parallelism, the Cloud, and the Tools of the Future for the Next Generation of Practitioners" panel with Kevin Goldsmith, Adobe and Simon McIntosh-Smith, Bristol University.
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Havok technical demo created by Jose Villeta at the University of Southern California.
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Interview with Steven Bogaerts at IPDPS 2011
Intel’s Amy Barton speaks with Steven Bogaerts about integrating parallel and distributed computing into undergraduate courses at all levels. Steven is an IEEE NSF/TCPP Spring 2011 Early Adopter from Wittenberg University. He presented his work at
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Interview with Peter Pacheco at IPDPS 2011
Intel’s Amy Barton speaks with Peter Pacheco, Professor of Computer Science and Mathematics at University of San Francisco, about teaching parallel programming to undergraduates. Peter explains his work as a IEEE NSF/TCPP Spring 2011 Early Adopter
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Interview wiith Jiri Barnat at IPDPS 2011
Intel's Amy Barton speaks with Jiri Barnat at the IEEE NSF/TCPP workshop at the International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium (IPDPS) 2011.
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Interview with Chip Weems at IPDPS 2011
Intel’s Amy Barton speaks with Chip Weems, Associate Professor at University of Massachusetts, at the IEEE NSF/TCPP workshop at the International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium (IPDPS) 2011. Chip Weems is on the board of NSF/TCPP C
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Interview with Alan Sussman at IPDPS 2011
Intel’s Amy Barton speaks with Alan Sussman, Associate Professor at University of Maryland and General Chair of IPDPS 2011, at the IEEE NSF/TCPP workshop. Alan Sussman is on the board of NSF/TCPP Curriculum Initiative on Parallel and Distributed C
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Authentication of the Future at Research@Intel Days 2011
Vinay Phegade from Intel Labs demonstrates Authentication of the Future.
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Faster Web Apps with Data-Parallel Java Script @ Reasearch@Intel Days 2011
Stephan Herhut from Intel Labs demonstrates data-parallel JavaScript.
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Smart Vehicle Research: Car, Cloud, and Phone Working Together at Research@Intel Days 2011
Vijay Kesavan from Intel Labs demonstrates combining Intel in-car platforms, cloud-based services, and smart phones into a Smart Vehicle.
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Many Core Application Research Community at Research@Intel Days 2011
Bob Noradki of Intel Labs highlights promising research results from some of the 80+ institutions worldwide using the Single-chip Cloud Computer (SCC).
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Extreme Scale Systems Software at Research@Intel Days 2011
Rob Knauerhase from Intel Labs demonstrates "Runnemede".
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High-Fidelity Planet Viewer at Research@Intel Days 2011
Wei Sun of Intel Labs demonstrates a novel, full-scale planetary rendering solution that delivers realistic visuals.
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