oneAPI DevSummit 2023
Tue 13 June 2023 3:00 pm - 10:00 pm GMT
Learn about the oneAPI capabilities
Save your FREE spot to attend this year’s first oneAPI DevSummit. This virtual community conference is focused on technical talks and workshops that highlight the capabilities of the oneAPI tools and motivate you to start building your own oneAPI projects within the community.
Topics
- CUDA to SYCL Migration experiences.
- Vendor portability across CPU/GPU/FPGAs with SYCL and oneAPI.
- Demonstrations of the capabilities of SYCL, including application development with SYCL, oneAPI, and oneAPI libraries.
- Enterprise and academia perspectives on oneAPI or SYCL and their capabilities.
- Hands-on workshops that engage the community and provide real-world experience on application development using oneAPI.
Sign up for the oneAPI DevSummit
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If you cannot attend all of the sessions, still register to receive a copy of the recordings and resources.
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