Can SpeedGrade use GPU Acceleration in New Mac Pro?

Good afternoon, I would like to know if Adobe SpeedGrade is able to take advantage of GPU acceleration AMD FirePro D500 installed in the brand new Mac Pro. Thanks in advance for your reply.
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Supported GPU technologies (Mac):
- AMD/nVidia OpenCL for direct link in MacOS 10.8.5 and higher
- OpenGL for SG native
Supported GPU technologies (Win):
- AMD OpenCL, nVidia Cuda for direct link in Win7,Win8, Win8.1
- OpenGL for SG native
Note: Although SG not utilises two GPU's, it should run fine on your new Mac Pro and use OpenCL for acceleration

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