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April 09, 2013
NVIDIA CUDA Complier Now Supported by IncrediBuild
TEL AVIV, Israel, April 9 — IncrediBuild, the de facto standard in code build acceleration, now supports the NVIDIA CUDA compiler to make software code development even faster.
IncrediBuild accelerates code builds, code analyses, QA scripts and other development tools by up to 30 times. Reduced development time translates into hundreds of thousands of dollars per year.
"With the ever-increasing competition to deliver apps for all devices, faster time to market is a critical competitive edge," said Eyal Maor, CEO of IncrediBuild. "IncrediBuild support for the CUDA compiler leverages the performance-focused aspects of both technologies."
IncrediBuild allows you to shorten application development time and continuous integration processes for CUDA-based development. IncrediBuild splits processing among machines and CPU processor cores, maximizing use of every machine involved in compiling the application.
"We build our GPUs to handle the most complex, compute-intensive parallel processing requirements," said Ian Buck, general manager of GPU computing software at NVIDIA. "With IncrediBuild technology, CUDA developers can now easily take advantage of IncrediBuild to dramatically reduce the amount of time they spend developing GPU-accelerated applications."
IncrediBuild's on-demand virtualization technology enables any remote machine to participate in the CUDA compiler's tasks without any prior setup other than installing the IncrediBuild Agent software. When a build is running, the initiating machine's environment, applications and input files are all synchronized and virtualized on all agents contributing to the build, thereby eliminating the need to copy files and install the development environments or applications on remote machines.
"We take care of accelerating the compilation process so CUDA programmers can concentrate on what they do best: developing great software," concluded Maor.
About IncrediBuild
IncrediBuild is a leading solution provider of software acceleration technology. By harnessing unutilized processing power in private and public cloud environments, IncrediBuild accelerates Windows-based computational software with easy deployment and migration. With its unique process virtualization technology, IncrediBuild has become the de facto standard solution for code-build acceleration on the Windows platform. More than 100,000 users at over 2,000 companies and organizations depend on IncrediBuild application and build acceleration, including 20 Fortune 100 companies. IncrediBuild is owned by Xoreax.
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