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... read more >>

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... read more >>

This is a guest post by Onomitra Ghosh who is the Product Manager for MATLAB Data Analysis and Big Data workflows. How big does data need to be before it can be called big? While there is no... read more >>

Roughly speaking, there are two ways we at MathWorks can speed up MATLAB. We can dive into individual functions to remove overheads, improve algorithms and so on or we can make performance... read more >>

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... read more >>

Since the release of the first MATLAB beta for Apple Silicon, MathWorkers have been toiling away to bring more of the MATLAB experience to this platform and I'm very happy to be able to announce... read more >>

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... read more >>

In R2022a, MathWorks started shipping AMD’s AOCL alongside Intel’s MKL in MATLAB.  This article explains what these are and why you might care about them. BLAS and LAPACK A lot of modern technical... read more >>

In his article, A short game of Life, Steve Eddins showed us the following few lines of code that impemented Conway's game of life. Steve's version used a 750 x 750 gameboard whereas mine is using... read more >>

Today, I'm going to focus on three new functions that were added to the MATLAB programming language in R2022a: allfinite, anynan and anymissing. These functions are more concise, and usually faster,... read more >>