OpenCL API

@openclapi

Official OpenCL Twitter account for Khronos OpenCL

Worldwide khronos.org/opencl Joined November 2015

81 Following 1.7K Followers 998 Posts

Latest posts 5

OpenCL API @openclapi Oct 10, 2025

PoCL 7.1 is now available for this "Portable Computing Language" implementation that brings OpenCL to CPUs and other devices/accelerators via support for the various LLVM back-ends such as NVIDIA PTX, Intel GPUs via Level Zero, etc.

phoronix.com/news/PoCL-7.1-…

www.phoronix.com PoCL 7.1 Released For Bringing OpenCL To More Devices PoCL 7.1 is now available for this 'Portable Computing Language' implementation that brings OpenCL to CPUs and other devices/accelerators via support for the various LLVM back-ends such as NVIDIA...

OpenCL API @openclapi Jul 11, 2025

OpenCL 3.0.19 Specification maintenance update released with two new extensions: cl_khr_spirv_queries and cl_khr_external_memory_android_hardware_buffer plus more: registry.khronos.org/OpenCL

OpenCL API @openclapi May 8, 2025

In this new blog, we look at OpenCL at last month's IWOCL 2025. The event confirmed that OpenCL continues to evolve and thrives as a critical foundation for cross-platform, high-performance computing across industries.

Learn more: khr.io/1iu

OpenCL API @openclapi Apr 28, 2025

At IWOCL 2025, Ben Ashbaugh gave an update on what's happening with OpenCL. The slides and video are now available: iwocl.org/iwocl-2025/con…

OpenCL API @openclapi Apr 24, 2025

Open standards enable developers to more easily harness the power of AI accelerators, especially in heterogenous computing. Here you can read in detail why and how @AxeleraAI implemented OpenCL using the oneAPI construction kit on Metis.

community.axelera.ai/product-update…

community.axelera.ai Using oneAPI Construction Kit to Enable Open Standards Programming for the Metis AIPU | Community Manuel Mohr | Staff Software Engineer at AXELERA AI Open standards enable developers to more easily harness the power of AI accelerators, especially in heterogenous computing. Here you can read in...