Archive for the ‘CUDA’ Category

Neural network training in CUDA

Wednesday, August 11th, 2010

This is free, open-source (GPL v3 license), Multiple Back-Propagation neural network trainer. It’s an incredible use of CUDA, with claim of 175X speed-up (GTX 280 vs. unknown Intel CPU).

Great work!

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nVidia’s supercomputer for DARPA

Tuesday, August 10th, 2010

DARPA are giving $25 millions to nVidia to research exascale computer, that should offer 1000X performance-level of actual existing  supercomputers in 2018, using future generations of nVidia’s Fermi GPU.

Again, this show the incredible momentum that GPGPU is gaining, US government funding nVidia to research new architectural evolutions, to raise performance-level, reliability, and programmability of their GPU.

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Yellow-Dog CUDA Development Linux Distribution

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010

Fixstars announced Yellow Dog Linux distribution for CUDA Development. Free for  University, but $400 for any other use. It’s sad it’s so expensive.

I played with the idea to do a similar distro, based on Ubuntu, at some point. Maybe it’s a project I should re-consider, but with a FREE distribution!

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