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CUDA and the Wolfram Language

CUDA is a technology for massively parallel computation running with NVidia GPUs. It is well supported and widely used for many areas of computation. Wolfram Language provides CUDA integration with CUDALink. Now the Wolfram Compiler has enabled a range of new functionality to extend and improve CUDA integration. This talk will cover latest developments and future directions.

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