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How CUDA turned NVIDIA into the unstoppable AI powerhouse
NVIDIA’s rise from graphics card specialist to the most closely watched company in artificial intelligence rests on a ...
NVIDIA's CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture) makes programming and using thousands of simultaneous threads straightforward. CUDA turns workstations, clusters—and even laptops—into massively ...
In this video from SC17 in Denver, Doug Miles from NVIDIA presents: Accelerating HPC Programmer Productivity with OpenACC and CUDA Unified Memory. “CUDA Unified Memory for NVIDIA Tesla GPUs offers ...
Programmers have been interested in leveraging the highly parallel processing power of video cards to speed up applications that are not graphic in nature for a long time. Here, I explain how to do ...
Programmer Bryan O'Sullivan has a great summary of NVIDIA's new CUDA technology. O'Sullivan actually sat down and did what few of us have done so far, and that's read all the way through NVIDIA's ...
Support for unified memory across CPUs and GPUs in accelerated computing systems is the final piece of a programming puzzle that we have been assembling for about ten years now. Unified memory has a ...
Never underestimate the passion of a programmer and true geek at heart. That's the lesson to take away from today's story of little Julia, a 12-year-old girl who plays on her school's basketball and ...
A hands-on introduction to parallel programming and optimizations for 1000+ core GPU processors, their architecture, the CUDA programming model, and performance analysis. Students implement various ...
The CUDA programming model, which is based on an extended ANSI C language and a runtime environment, allows the programmer to specify explicitly data parallel computation. NVIDIA developed CUDA to ...
Have you wanted to get into GPU programming with CUDA but found the usual textbooks and guides a bit too intense? Well, help is at hand in the form of a series of increasingly difficult programming ...
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