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Introduction to Graphics Processing Units [Slides]

Carl Fields

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Graphics Processing Units are designed for fast graphics processing. Graphics are a form of arithemetic and have gradually evolved a design that is also usefule for non-graphics computing. They are not standalone, but work alongside a CPU(host)-coprocessor.

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Graphics Processing Units are designed for fast graphics processing. Graphics are a form of arithemetic and have gradually evolved a design that is also usefule for non-graphics computing. They are not standalone, but work alongside a CPU(host)-coprocessor.

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Graphics Processing Units are designed for fast graphics processing. Graphics are a form of arithemetic and have gradually evolved a design that is also usefule for non-graphics computing. They are not standalone, but work alongside a CPU(host)-coprocessor.

Key concepts: CUDA, Titan (rocket family), Computer science, GPU cluster, Parallel computing, Supercomputer, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Graphics

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