Visualizing Fusion Energy Simulations with GPU Ray Tracing | Intel Graphics

This demo from ISC 2023 showcases Intel OSPRay, a path tracer written using SYCL and Intel Embree 4.0 running on the Intel Data Center GPU Max Series. With the high memory bandwidth of Intel Data Center GPU Max Series, we can push the boundaries of visualization for researchers and scientists. The data provided by the UK’s Atomic Energy Authority gives us a simulation of a fusion energy solution that will offset carbon emissions.

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[__aceofspades]

Love that my work uses SYCL instead of CUDA, open solutions > proprietary vendor locked ones. Keep up the good work!

[maxjames]

When Ponte Vecchio release? I'm building a super computer and need it.

[vikhsn]

Nvidia made a Scam with us Ray Tracing is a good technology but it sucks all the time laggy and is no use 80% of players do not apply that settings while gaming, Intel you did a good job with ARC A750 and A770 not much performance drop, and thanks to the AV1 encoder

[Vasi-A]

I hope intel will go deep more in GPU technology

[netbat]

I NEED ALL INTEL IGPU OVERCLOCKABLE LIKE BROADWELL OR EARLIER WERE

[robertlawrence]

Guys. Intel. Upload 4k videos. Show us the details.

[vikhsn]

Please release much power as RTX 4090 performance card for 900$ or 700$ below now Nvidia is no more for valuing gamers' intel or AMD is the way to game Nvidia supports only their fans rich kids Nvidia GPUs are not valuable for the product fingers crossed