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C# - Fast Memory Copy Method with x86 Assembly Usage

by OKarpov

How to use ASM in C#.NET and most fast memory copy method

Deep-Learning AI on Low-Power Microcontrollers: MNIST Handwriting Recognition Using TensorFlow Lite Micro on Arm Cortex-M Devices

by Raphael Mun

In this article we’re going to build a fully functional MNIST handwriting recognition app using TensorFlow Lite to run our AI inference on a low-power STMicroelectronics microcontroller using an Arm Cortex M7-based processor

Discover How oneAPI Is Revolutionizing Programming

by Intel

It's not just between one architecture today and another architecture today, but the architectures of today and tomorrow. oneAPI has the potential to become the industry norm for compiling code for all kinds of architectures.

Efficient Heterogeneous Parallel Programming Using OpenMP

by Elmira Volkova, Alexander Bobyr, Igor Ermolaev

In this article, we divide the computation between the host CPU and a discrete Intel® GPU such that both processors are kept busy.

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by Raphael Mun

Discover How oneAPI Is Revolutionizing Programming

by Intel

Efficient Heterogeneous Parallel Programming Using OpenMP

by Elmira Volkova, Alexander Bobyr, Igor Ermolaev

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Hyper-V and Hardware Assisted Virtualization

by Minh Danh Nguyen (ToughDev)

Hyper-V & Hardware Assisted Virtualization

Kubernetes Pod Management: Lifecycle and Management

by Trần_Tuấn_Anh

In Kubernetes, Pods are the smallest deployable units, consisting of one or more containers packaged together to run as a group.

What is Fork/Join Framework in Java?

by Trần_Tuấn_Anh

The Fork/Join Framework is an essential tool in Java for optimizing parallel processing tasks. It is designed to take full advantage of multi-core processors by breaking down large tasks into smaller subtasks, executing them in parallel, and then combining the results.