This blog aims to explain how programmers can build TornadoVM with IntelliJ, and how they can run the unit-tests or other Java programs.

This blog aims to present various patterns of defining the data transfers based on the diverse requirements of Java applications.

We introduce TornadoInsight, an open-source IntelliJ IDEA plugin for enhancing the developer experience when working with TornadoVM. It...

TornadoVM can be used with the GraalVM Truffle Polyglot API to invoke TaskGraphs from guest programming languages such as Python, Ruby,...

TornadoVM 0.15 introduced changes at the API level with the aim of making the exposed operations more comprehensive to the programmers....

Although OpenCL is stated to be deprecated soon by Apple, it is still available on Apple silicon. This blog aims to describe the main...

Key takeaways: Installing drivers, compilers and configuring heterogeneous hardware can be a tedious process (especially for FPGAs)....

Takeaways Intel VTune is a powerful profiling tool for analysing CPU and GPU hotspots. TornadoVM can be used with Intel VTune to obtain...

Takeaways SPIR-V is an intermediate portable representation for heterogeneous computing and graphics processing. SPIR-V Beehive Toolkit...

A new library for programming heterogeneous hardware through the Intel Level Zero API from Java.