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AMD, ARM and Microsoft to Focus on Parallel Programming Standards at Fusion Developer Summit

Mike Houghton
By Mike Houghton

AMD, Microsoft and ARM have each announced that they will provide keynote speakers for this years Fusion Developer Summit and each will be outlining their respective companies strategies for the coming years and future of parellel programing. AMD will outline their GPU’s and future plans, Microsoft will review their Native Languages principal architect and ARM is scheduled to touch on the companies push for standars including the OpenCL.

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