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contributor: scott
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date: '2024-09-12T12:11:00'
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title: 'oneDPL: Multiarchitecture Parallel C++ Programming with oneAPI | Intel Software'
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external_url: 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsXNONmiSJY'
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type: presentation
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tags:
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- oneapi
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- intel
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- onedpl
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- library
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featuring:
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- name: Nakita Shiledarbaxi
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affiliation_at_video_production_time: Intel Corporation
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The Intel® Developer Zone encourages and supports software developers developing applications for Intel hardware and
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software products. The Intel Software YouTube channel is a place to learn tips and tricks, get the latest news, and
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watch product demos from Intel and our many partners across multiple fields. You'll find videos covering the topics
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listed below, and to learn more, you can follow the links provided!
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oneDPL, a part of the Intel® oneAPI Base Toolkit, is a flexible and optimized library for adding cross-platform
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parallelism to your C++ applications for accelerated heterogeneous computing across the latest hardware from diverse
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vendors. It lets you leverage the parallel programming capabilities of the SYCL framework, enhancing the performance of
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C++ workloads. Its latest feature also grants developers a freedom to choose from the available compute resources for
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executing their workloads, based on some pre-defined device selection policies provided by the library.
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With oneDPL, you can achieve remarkable performance improvements and acceleration in complex computations in real-world
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applications such as financial modeling, scientific projects, real-time systems, web and cloud-based services, and much
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more.
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This video will give you an overview of oneDPL and its component APIs and how C++ developers can benefit from the
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multiarchitecture, vendor-independent, accelerated parallel computing capabilities that the library adds to their C++
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applications.

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