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| Not only that but Wolfram could use Metal (so GPUs) for a lot of parallel processing functions as well (like Parallelize, ParallelEvaluate, etc.)... Right now it looks like Mathematica's parallelism is only about its kernel running on CPU cores. |
| The code above is more of a test than anything else.. Meaning that either ImageInstance doesn't recognize the image correctly or the Wolfram knowledge base doesn't give the right image in this particular case. I guess it's the second one, given that... |
| Indeed. Actually Mathematica for iPad doesn't even have to handle touch necessarily (even though it would be ideal), given that now iPadOS has mouse and trackpad support. Plus the app doesn't have to be free as in the RaspberryPi (a strategy that... |
| News on this? The iPad Pro is already way more powerful than a lot of notebooks so it makes a lot of sense now to have a full version of Mathematica running locally instead of just the Wolfram Cloud app. |
| Given the Mac Pro and the latest powerful MacBook pros, etc. Wolfram should implement Metal support so that we can get GPU acceleration even on modern hardware without NVIDIA GPUs... Any words on this from Wolfram? They also advertise OpenCL... |