An Optimized ZGEMM Implementation for the Cell BE

Keywords

Computer science, Programmer, Parallel computing, Implementation, Exploit

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• A TOOLKIT FOR BUILDING DYNAMIC COMPILERS FOR ARRAY-BASED LANGUAGES TARGETING CPUS AND GPUSRahul Garg — 2015
• A portable and high-performance matrix operations library for CPUs, GPUs and beyondRahul Garg, Laurie Hendren — 2013
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