This week’s Gray Scott Thursdays webinar will explore Modern C++ GPU computing with std::algorithm and CUDA. Scheduled for 9 April 2026, the session will provide a practical introduction to writing GPU-accelerated code using modern C++ standards.

GPU programming in C++ has undergone a major...

As part of the Gray Scott Thursdays webinar series, the Laboratoire d’Annecy de Physique des Particules (LAPP, CNRS – CNRS Nuclei & Particles), in collaboration with the CC-FR Competence Centre, will host a webinar on 2 April 2026 dedicated to Fortran on GPUs. The session will explore progra...

This week's Gray Scott Thursdays webinar will cover GPU architectures. Set for 26 March 2026, it will explore essential design principles and performance features of current GPU systems.

Today, graphic processors, or GPUs, are increasingly vital to computing. The webinar provides a detailed ov...

A new session on modern Fortran programming for CPU architectures will be part of the Gray Scott Thursdays webinar series, scheduled for 12 March 2026.

Although often perceived as a legacy language, Fortran has evolved significantly since the introduction of Fortran 90, incorporating modern...

This week’s Gray Scott Thursdays webinar will explore efficient CPU computing in C++ using the std::algorithm library, introduced with the C++17 standard.

As modern computing hardware becomes increasingly complex, developing performant applications across diverse architectures presents growi...

Gray Scott’s Thursday webinars continue, with this week's session focusing on memory allocation, application profiling, and their importance. Join this Thursday, 26 February 2026.

Memory issues have become a significant challenge in applications, not only due to bandwidth limitations but also b...

This week’s Gray Scott Thursdays webinar will focus on computing precision. Scheduled for 19 February 2026, it will explore how calculations behave when using primitive data types like floating-point numbers.

The computation is ideally fast when using simple objects known as primitive types, s...

This week’s Gray Scott Thursdays webinar will focus on CPU architectures. It is scheduled for 12 February 2026, and will delve into the internal organization of modern CPUs, which is complex and partly kept secret. However, the performance of program execution is directly related to this interna...

As part of Gray Scott Thursdays webinar series, the Laboratoire d’Annecy de Physique des Particules (LAPP, CNRS – CNRS Nuclei & Particles), in collaboration with the CC-FR Competence Centre, will host a webinar on 5 February 2026, focusing on unit tests.

Developing software over an extende...