Using the PyOpenCL module

Open Computing Language (OpenCL) is a framework used to develop programs that work across heterogeneous platforms, which can be made either by the CPU or GPU that are produced by different manufacturers. This platform was created by Apple, but has been developed and maintained by a non-profit consortium called the Khronos Group. This framework is the main alternative for the CUDA execution of software on a GPU, but has a point of view that is diametrically opposed. However, CUDA makes specialization its strong point (produced, developed, and compatible with NVIDIA), ensuring excellent performance at the expense of portability. OpenCL offers a solution compatible with nearly all devices on the market. Software written in OpenCL can run on processor products from all major industries, such as Intel, NVIDIA, IBM, and AMD. OpenCL includes a language to write kernels based on C99 (with some restrictions), allowing you to use the hardware available directly in the same...