As I look back on this year, I’m amazed at how fast oneAPI has grown globally, reflective of the industry’s need for an open, standards-based programming model.

Fujitsu and RIKEN today announced that the supercomputer Fugaku took the first place for the CosmoFlow training application benchmark.

Intel Innovation is the first event in the new Intel ON series. It marks the return of CEO Pat Gelsinger and Intel’s developer conference that used to be called the Intel Developers Forum (IDF). This year’s event was virtual, so you can still log in and check out the presentations.

Today, the American technology company, Intel, and the Institute of Computing Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences have announced a strategic partnership to jointly build China’s first oneAPI Center of Excellence.

Today, Intel announces a strategic collaboration with the Institute of Computing Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS-ICT) at the China SuperComputing Conference 2021. Intel and CAS-ICT are jointly establishing the first oneAPI Center of Excellence in China to expand oneAPI support on Chinese-developed hardware and using oneAPI to develop full-stack open-source software. This increases CAS-ICT participation in the oneAPI industry initiative. It has contributed to the open-source Data Parallel C++ implementation and are engaged with the oneAPI Technical Advisory Boards.

While Intel Alder Lake is dominating today’s news cycle, Intel and Microsoft also announced today that they have brought oneAPI Level Zero and Intel OpenCL support to Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL2) while employing Intel graphics hardware acceleration.

Apollo GraphQL today previewed an update to its Federation platform for tracking and managing application programming interfaces (APIs) based on the GraphQL query language to give organizations more control over how APIs are reviewed and ultimately approved.

Intel unveils oneAPI 2022 and strengthens the ecosystem with new centers of excellence. Besides presenting the Intel Core i9-12900K and all the benefits of Alder Lake, the American company took the opportunity to make another set of announcements related to developers.

Intel returned to its developer roots, highlighting a renewed commitment to the community and a developer-first approach across software and hardware.

The Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) at The University of Texas at Austin reports it is using the Intel oneAPI Rendering Toolkit for remote analysis capabilities on the center’s supercomputers, “providing high-fidelity visualization tools for all scales of computing.”