Microsoft announced new technology for GPGPU called C++ Accelerated Massive Parallelism - C++ AMP. It accelerates the execution of C++ code by taking advantage of the GPUs present on video cards with DirectX11 support. The main structure of C++ AMP is influenced by its main competitors like OpenCL and CUDA. But unlike OpenCL and CUDA, that are more oriented in C code, C++ AMP looks like STL library with new C++11 support.

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    AMC Bridge for Onshape: Extend, Integrate, and Scale Onshape Across Your Enterprise

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    AMC Bridge Enables AI-Ready Digital Thread Across the Engineering Lifecycle for Leading Research and Engineering Organization

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    AMC Bridge Introduces System Engineering–Driven Digital Thread Built on Aras Innovator

    Engineering organizations developing complex products increasingly struggle to maintain visibility and traceability across requirements, system architecture, manufacturing, and validation activities. As programs grow in complexity, disconnected engineering tools and siloed data often create gaps in communication, slow decision-making, and limit the ability to understand the true status of products and programs.
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