Zhiming Wang addressed a kernel consistency issue in the intel/compute-benchmarks repository, focusing on the eat_time kernel used for performance benchmarking. He identified and resolved a discrepancy where the SYCL backend performed an extra load compared to the OpenCL and SPV implementations, which previously led to inconsistent benchmark results across platforms. By aligning the kernel behavior, Zhiming enabled fairer and more reproducible performance comparisons. His work involved OpenCL programming and kernel development in C, with careful attention to cross-platform parity and maintainability. The fix improved benchmark reliability, reducing platform-specific variance and supporting more confident analysis for stakeholders and developers alike.