CAL.NET is an effort to create a library to allow existing .NET applications access ATI/AMD GPU hardware for computational and graphical purposes. Programmers are able to manage the GPU hardware and execute kernels on it transparently. It is currently supported on Windows and Linux platforms with the latest drivers.

The latest release of CUDA.NET, 2.0.3, addresses issues with the previous release and adds many features including CUDA runtime API support and Direct3D/OpenGL interoperability. It is now possible to create hybrid applications with Tao and SlimDX, and an issue with copying vector data from device memory was fixed on Windows.