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20 years of supercomputing with MATLAB 5

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... 더 읽어보기 >>

MATLAB now has over 1,000 functions that Just Work on NVIDIA GPUs 9

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... 더 읽어보기 >>

Teaching MATLAB at the 2024 EUMaster4HPC High Performance Computing Summer School 3

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... 더 읽어보기 >>

Direct submission to HPC clusters from MATLAB 2

More Compute, More Problems When it comes to High Performance Computing resources, I'm a lucky guy. I've got a fairly decent, 8 core desktop along with guest access to a reasonable number of... 더 읽어보기 >>

From HPC consultancy to a faster fzero function in MATLAB R2023a 9

Sometime in 2021, I was doing some High Performance Computing (HPC) consultancy with a university in the south of England. This involved various things such as getting the code to scale across... 더 읽어보기 >>

Add two lines to your MATLAB code to make it work with big data

Today's guest blogger is Harald Brunnhofer, a Principal Training Engineer at MathWorks. On top of getting thousands of users started with MATLAB or taking their MATLAB skills to the next level, he... 더 읽어보기 >>

MATLAB’s High Performance Computing (HPC) and ‘Big Data’ datatypes 5

Table of ContentsgpuArrays - GPU programming made easy dlarray - Specialised objects for Deep Learning training Tall arrays - For when you've got more rows than memory Distributed arrays - Spread... 더 읽어보기 >>