Today, Intel released Intel® Threading Building Blocks (TBB) 3.0, a high-level parallel programming toolkit that helps software developers take advantage of multicore processors. This update includes enhanced support for the recently-released Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and introduces numerous performance and feature improvements that give developers access to cross-platform capabilities. Intel TBB has seen wide industry adoption among independent software vendors, including Adobe Systems which has incorporated it into several of its Creative Suite 5 software applications. The functionalities Intel TBB introduces to Creative Suite 5 help Adobe customers create, deliver and optimize high-impact digital content. Intel TBB is available for open source and commercial operating systems.
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Chip Shot: Parallel Toolkit Gains Visual Studio Support
May 4th, 2010 |
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Novell Adds Ingres DB to SUSE Studio Online
March 19th, 2010 |
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A new template for the Ingres database eliminates the burden for IT managers of managing the life cycle of the operating system or the middleware database component within their appliances.
– SAN FRANCISCO Novell and open-source database provider Ingres March 18 announced that they have hooked
up to make the long-established, enterprise-class Ingres DB available in
Novell’s SUSE Studio.
SUSE Studio is a toolkit used by independent software vendors to build virtual
machine-based app…
Oracle Bolsters Berkeley DB Embeddable Databases
September 14th, 2009 |
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In Oracle Berkeley DB 4.8 and Oracle Berkeley DB XML 2.5, Oracle has bolstered its embeddable database products with new features to improve performance and help developers build more scalable application.
– Oracle unveiled new releases of its Berkeley DB and Berkeley DB XML
today with a host of performance enhancements and new features.
With the new Oracle Berkeley DB 4.8 and Oracle Berkeley DB XML 2.5
releases, Oracle has taken aim at enabling developers, independent
software vendors and OEMs to…