Michael Inden • 6/27/2023

Boosting Performance of Java Programs by Running on GPUs and FPGAs

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This article explains TornadoVM, an open-source parallel programming framework that enables Java developers to automatically offload compute-intensive tasks to heterogeneous hardware like GPUs and FPGAs. It discusses the motivation behind using specialized hardware for performance and efficiency, and how TornadoVM avoids code fragmentation by allowing developers to leverage accelerators without writing CUDA or OpenCL.

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