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Build Portable CPU/GPU Code in Julia with Minimal Effort

Webinar Recording

Build Portable CPU/GPU Code in Julia with Minimal Effort

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Join Oak Ridge National Laboratory scientists William F Godoy and Philip W Fackler for a live webinar exploring how JACC.jl enables vendor-neutral parallel computing in Julia across CPUs and GPUs.

High-performance computing development often requires engineers and researchers to manage multiple programming models and vendor-specific GPU frameworks. JACC.jl simplifies this process by enabling portable Julia code that runs across CPUs and GPUs from different vendors, all from a single source code base.

In this webinar, Oak Ridge National Laboratory experts will introduce JACC.jl and demonstrate how Julia users can build vendor-neutral parallel applications while maintaining performance and developer productivity.

Through live examples running directly on laptops, attendees will see how JACC.jl helps accelerate HPC adoption using modern Julia tooling.

Presenters:

  • William F Godoy, Senior Computer Scientist

  • Philip W Fackler, Research Software Engineer

Topic: JACC.jl: Julia for ACCelerators

What You’ll Learn

  • How JACC.jl enables vendor-neutral CPU/GPU computing in Julia

  • Writing portable parallel Julia code from a single codebase

  • Deploying Julia applications across multiple accelerator vendors

  • Best practices for HPC development using Julia

  • Real-world use cases and live demonstrations with JACC.jl

About JACC.jl

JACC.jl (Julia for ACCelerators) is a registered Julia package designed to simplify portable CPU/GPU parallel programming. It enables developers to deploy a single source code across CPUs and GPUs from different hardware vendors with minimal effort.

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Build Portable CPU/GPU Code in Julia with Minimal Effort