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Heterogeneous Programming for Python Developers
About this talk
There are limited heterogeneous computing opportunities for Python* developers. Data Parallel Extensions for Python* language addresses this issue by bringing the power of SYCL* to Python users. The extensions extend numerical Python capabilities beyond CPUs, enabling high-performance gains on data parallel devices like GPUs.
This session walks you through how to use the extensions, ultimately enabling you to offload Python data and workloads to any SYCL device, such as GPUs, with little code effort.
This session shows how to:
Use the extensions for open source heterogeneous computing and compilation.
Write SYCL kernels in Python.
Use a just-in-time (JIT) compilation in Python on any SYCL device for near-native performance
Achieve data interoperability and scale via powerful drop-in replacements for NumPy and Numba*.
The session includes technical demos that showcase the Data Parallel Extensions for Python language in action, including the speedups at every step.
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