This event was held Thursday, June 10th at Northeastern University.
The day included discussions by technology experts
from AMD who discussed their plans for AMD GPUs and
CPU-GPU processors.
The morning also included presentions from researchers from Northeastern
and Virginia Tech discussing their experience working
with AMD GPUs. The morning ended with a discussion
on research programs available presented by AMD's External
Research Office. In the afternoon, AMD's software
engineering team presented a tutorial on OpenCL programming.
For a preview of some of the exciting new products that are coming from
AMD, take a look at this recent
announcement.
Slides for each of these presentations are now available below.
Morning Talks
 
Exploiting Heterogeneous CPUs/GPUs,
David Kaeli, Northeastern University
 
On the Power of Heterogeneous Computing,
Wu-chun Feng, Virginia Tech
 
Heterogeneous Computing → Fusion: An AMD perspective
on next generation CPU-GPU based computing,
Phil Rogers, AMD Corporate Fellow, Graphics Product Group
 
AMD Sponsored Academic Research Programs,
Jay Owen, Program Manager, AMD External Research Office
Afternoon Tutorial
  OpenCL programming tutorial, Benedict R. Gaster, ATI Stream Computing Software
Contact Dave Kaeli at kaeli@ece.neu.edu for more information regarding this event and related GPU Computing research ongoing at Northeastern University.
Updated on July 14, 2010