On 22 January, Thanos Stratikopoulos from the University of Manchester (UNIMAN) presented a webinar demonstrating TornadoVM running with Eclipse Adoptium Temurin JDK 21, highlighting how modern JVMs can enable heterogeneous GPU execution directly from Java. Through concrete examples, he showed how TornadoVM’s API improves data movement, execution efficiency, and overall throughput for large-scale scientific workloads.  […]

Michalis Papadimitriou from the University of Manchester presented the latest updates on TornadoVM at the JCON Conference. TornadoVM is an open-source technology developed within the AERO project to enable Java applications to run efficiently on heterogeneous hardware accelerators in a programmer-friendly way. The presentation outlined TornadoVM’s programming model and provided practical guidelines for developers on […]

We are excited to announce that on 15th of October, Polyvios Pratikakis from FORTH presented their paper, MaTSa, at VMIL 2025. VMIL was co-located with SPLASH this year. MaTSa is a dynamic race detection tool that is built in the JVM. MaTSa leverages JIT compilation by instrumenting the C1 & C2 compilers, which allows it […]