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oneAPI Developer Submit 2020

Join us for the inaugural oneAPI Developer Summit focused on oneAPI and Data Parallel C++ for accelerated computing across xPU architectures (CPU, GPU, FPGA, and other accelerators). In this two-day virtual conference, you will hear from industry and academia speakers working on innovative cross-platform architecture solutions developed on oneAPI. Learn from fellow developers and connect with other innovators. Please join us, a self-sustained, vibrant community to support each other using oneAPI and Data Parallel C++.

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  • Day 1: November 12, 2020

    Time: 08:00 AM – 03:50 PM PDT.

    Keynote:

    • "oneAPI Vision for Heterogenous Compute" – Joe Curley

    Tech talks:

    • “Building an Open AI & HPC Ecosystem” – Andrew Richards
    • “Unifying and Accelerating Reverse Time Migration Programming with oneAPI” - Ahmed Ayyad
    • “Boosting Productivity of Decision-making with oneAPI-based Heterogeneous Schedulers on SoCs” - Denisa Constantinescu & Rafael Asenjo
    • Lightning talks:
      • “ATLAS Charged Particle Seed Finding with DPC++” - Attila Krasznahorkay
      • “Making Banking Secure via Bio Metrics Application Built Using oneAPI with one Video Processing Library” – Alessandro Faria
      • “Gaining Support for Multiple Device by Migrating a CUDA Code to oneAPI - Experiences with the Intel® DPC++ Compatibility Tool” - Steffen Christgau & Marius Knaust
      • “Performance Portability with oneAPI: the CMS Physics Reconstruction Software” - Laura Cappelli
    • “Optimizing Computer Aided COVID-19 Drug Design Tools with oneAPI” – Ho Leung Ng
    • “Adopting oneAPI into the NAMD Molecular Dynamics Application” - David Hardy & Tareq Malas

    Panel:

    • oneAPI Spec & Industry Panel - Moderator: Gergana Slavova - Ronan Keryell, Nevin Liber, Penporn Koanantakool, and Andrew Lumsdaine.

    Happy hour and networking

  • Day 2: November 13, 2020

    Time: 08:00 AM – 03:50 PM PDT

    Keynote:

    • GROMACS - Erik Lindahl

    Tech talks:

    • “DPC++ and C/C++/Fortran OpenMP Compilers for CPUs and Xe Accelerators” – Xinmin Tian
    • “Ginkgo - an Open Source Math Library for the DPC++ Ecosystem” - Hartwig Anzt
    • “Integrating Intel’s OSPRay Ray Tracing API into NCAR’s Geosciences Visualization Package, VAPOR” – John Clyne
    • “Rooflining Bioinformatics: Boosting Epistasis Detection with Cache-aware Roofline Model” - Aleksandar Illic
    • Lightning talks:
      • “OneOligo: Using oneAPI to Accelerate DNA Data Storage” - Raja Appuswamy
      • “HPC Visual Computing and Analysis SW Development at ExaScale” - Paul Navratil
    • “Extending Rice University’s HPCToolkit to Measure and Analyze the Performance of Applications Accelerated with Intel GPUs” - Xiaozhu Meng & Aaron Cherian
    • "Accelerating Oil and Gas Applications with SYCL for FPGAs" - Ricardo Menotti

    Panel:

    • oneAPI Tools Panel – Moderator: Henry Gabb - Paul Petersen, Xiaozhu Meng, Ruyman Reyes and Ramesh Peri

    Happy hour and networking

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