While prepping for the SC24 supercomputing conference with the rest of the MathWorks crew I idly wondered when Parallel Computing Toolbox was first released. Jos Martin, one of the original authors... read more >>
What is linear programming?Linear programming (LP) is a mathematical method used to determine the best possible outcome (such as maximum profit or lowest cost) in a mathematical model whose... read more >>
This is a guest post by Vasileios Bellos that he originally wrote in the MathWorks Central Discussions channel. Vasileios is a PhD candidate in fluid mechanics at Imperial College London, conducting... read more >>
Everyone's talking about Large Language Models (LLMs) and a huge number of you are using them too. Here are 4 ways to make use of them in the MathWorks ecosystem right now, no matter what your skill... read more >>
GPU support in MATLAB started in R2010bBack in R2010b, the first GPU enabled functions were made available in MATLAB via Parallel Computing Toolbox. The idea was then, as it is now, to overload... read more >>
Author: This is a guest post by Jacob Halbrooks, Manager of Mapping at MathWorks.GRIB is a standard file format used to store and distribute a wide range of weather and climate data, such as... read more >>
Representing the culmination of millions of person-hours of work conducted by thousands of engineers around the world, the latest release of MATLAB is always something of a celebration here at... read more >>
As we get closer to the release of MATLAB R2024b this Wednesday, many users inevitably ask "What's the difference between the A and B releases of MATLAB?". It's a popular question on MATLAB Answers,... read more >>
I think that MATLAB is a great platform on which to do High Performance Computing (HPC) and take any opportunity I can to teach or demonstrate this. Such an opportunity came up recently when I was... read more >>
Today’s guest blogger is Kostas Leptokaropoulos. Kostas is the MathWorks Geoscience Academic Discipline Manager, supporting Geoscience researchers and educators. In this blog, he describes his... read more >>
