Partners

We value our clients greatly. They are the sense of our existence. Meeting their requirements is the goal of our actions.

Among our clients there are:

	nVidia
	ArtKlikk
	Pázmány Péter Catholic University Faculty of Information Technology
	quARTs Studio
	BSC Hungary Kft.
	University of New South Wales at the Australian Defence Force Academy

References

	MTA SZTAKI Computer and Automation Research Institute, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
	Furukawa Electric Institute of Technology Ltd.

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AMD Compute and OpenCL in Mesa Gallium drivers

After a little more effort from us, and quite much from the community, the AMD compute driver parts made it into the Mesa driver. AMD open-sourced some LLVM backend implementation, which tailed by...

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AMD Compute is going Gallium Compute

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AMD Radeon GPU compute update

Important steps towards opensource OpenCL support for AMD GPU hardware

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AMD Radeon GPU compute interface with open drivers

There is huge interest (partly from us) in GPGPU with open driver on Radeon GPUs, primary due to their very high raw computing performance. So we decided to help out and start an opensource (BSD...

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Minotaurus

is our software tool embedded in a C++ compiler that automatically determines during compilation time which parts of the source code should be compiled to GPU (and how) while managing data transfer between CPU and GPU automatically. Our unique technology increases productivity and reduces development effort and time.

Quantum Chemistry

Our BRIAN QC software package helps to reduce time need and costs of discovery phase and to find the right molecule for successful nano-material and drug development projects. It uses compiler technology to generate specific integral calculation kernels for GPUs. The applied compiler enables the adaptation of field specific optimization on a chosen GPU architecture; the conventional solutions cannot compile huge code.

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 767912.

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