Exascale Computing Project at the University of Cambridge uses Khronos SYCL Standard to Develop Performance Portable FEniCS Libraries for the Finite Element Method
Researchers from the University of Cambridge use SYCL as a high-performance language for solving differential equations with the finite element method. SYCL is an open, non-proprietary, royalty-free programming language developed and maintained by the Khronos Group open standards consortium, with multiple compiler implementations that enable performance portable code on new-generation and multi-vendor hardware.
Researchers from the University of Cambridge use SYCL as a high-performance language for solving differential equations with the finite element method. SYCL is an open, non-proprietary, royalty-free programming language developed and maintained by the Khronos Group open standards consortium, with multiple compiler implementations that enable performance portable code on new-generation and multi-vendor hardware.