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An Open Source Compiler From CUDA To X86-Multicore 71

Gregory Diamos writes "An open source project, Ocelot, has recently released a just-in-time compiler for CUDA, allowing the same programs to be run on NVIDIA GPUs or x86 CPUs and providing an alternative to OpenCL. A description of the compiler was recently posted on the NVIDIA forums. The compiler works by translating GPU instructions to LLVM and then generating native code for any LLVM target. It has been validated against over 100 CUDA applications. All of the code is available under the New BSD license."

Submission + - Netflix Prize Winners Announced (cnn.com)

karlnyberg writes: "And the million dollars goes to... Lots of people. Not surprisingly, teams of former winners.

Stay tuned for the sequel! Netflix Prize II. Different rules. Different format. Another $1M!"

Programming

Submission + - NetflixPrize enters 2007 Progress Prize Phase (netflixprize.com)

karlnyberg writes: "In accordance with the competition rules, team leaders for the NetflixPrize competition received the following email yesterday:

As of September 2, 2007 00:00:00 UTC, the Netflix Prize competition entered the "last call" period for the 2007 Progress Prize. In accord with the Rules, your team has thirty (30) days, until October 2, 2007 00:00:00 UTC, to make submissions that will be considered for this Prize. Good luck and thank you for participating!

This is ONLY for the $50,000 prize for the first year of operation of the competition, not for the $1,000,000 prize."

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