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Intel® MKL VML Training Material
Intel® MKL with Numpy, Scipy, Matlab, C#, Python, NAG and more
Detecting Slate/Clamshell Mode & Screen Orientation in Convertible PC
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Intel® Cluster Studio XE works on Xeon® Phi coprocessor? OpenMP*? TBB? MPI?
Intel(R) Cluster Studio XE 2013 is a powerful tool suite - which helps you to develop applications, with low latency Intel MPI library, high performance C++/FORTRAN compiler, native profiling component named VTune™ Amplifier XE 2013, node level analysis component named Intel® Trace Collector/Analyzer, Threading and memory correctness components named Inspector XE 2013.
Purposes of this article are:
What's new? Update 7 - Intel® VTune™ Amplifier XE 2013
Intel® VTune™ Amplifier XE 2013
Measuring performance in HPC
This is the first article in a series of articles about High Performance Computing with the Intel Xeon Phi. The Intel Xeon Phi is the first commercial product of Intel to incorporate the Many Integrated Core architecture. In this article I will present the basics of the Xeon Phi architecture, the programming models and what we can do to measure the performance in cycles for micro benchmarks.
Intel Xeon Phi Coprocessor April 2013 Developer Webinar Q&A Responses
Answers for the questions raised during the April session of our Introduction to High Performance Application Development for Intel® Xeon® & Intel® Xeon Phi™ processors class have been assembled. There were some duplicates and other questions we couldn't decipher, either because of the wording or because of implied context that was not spelled out. We tried to address the rest, which appear below:
Enabling Connectionless DAPL UD in the Intel® MPI Library
What is DAPL UD?
Traditional InfiniBand* support involves MPI message transfer over the Reliable Connection (RC) protocol. While RC is long-standing and rich in functionality, it does have certain drawbacks: since it requires that each pair of processes setup a one-to-one connection at the start of the execution, memory consumption could (at the worst case) grow linearly as more MPI ranks are added and the number of pair connections grows.
IDC White Paper: Running Mission-Critical Workloads on Enterprise Linux x86 Servers
This IDC white paper, sponsored by Intel, examines the growth of mission-critical workloads being hosted on x86 servers based on the Intel Xeon E7 series of processors running enterprise Linux operating systems. It looks at the way in which x86 servers are taking on more demanding workloads, including databases and enterprise applications. It also discusses IDC Workloads data that shows the growth of mission-critical business processing workloads on enterprise Linux platforms.

