Rocm 3.8.0 released

RadeonOpenCompute is a free set of drivers, libraries, and utilities for implementing OpenCL and machine learning technologies for AMD graphics platforms. Developed by AMD.

The set includes the rock-dkms kernel module, HCC compilers, HIP and rocm-clang-ocl version, libraries for OpenCL support, sets of libraries and examples for implementing basic machine learning algorithms.

In the new release:

  • Support for new video cards based on Vega20 7nm
  • Support for Ubuntu 20.04/18.04, RHEL/Centos 7.8 and 8.2, SLES15
  • New hipfort library to support acceleration of computations on video cards for the Fortran language
  • ROCm Data Cetner Tool - a new utility for monitoring video cards and tasks performed on them
  • Now it is possible to statically link ROCm libraries in applications
  • GFX9 video cards (Radeon Vega 56/64, Radeon VII) now do not require PCIe Atomics support, which means they can run on a wider range of processors and motherboards
  • GFX9 graphics cards can work via Thunderbolt interface

Attention! Upgrading from previous versions is not supported! You need to completely uninstall previous versions of ROCm before installing ROCm 3.8.0!

Source: linux.org.ru

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