Una presentación que hice hace poco para el grupo de cómputo paralelo del Tec de Monterrey explicando el ejemplo del SDK de Nvidia para CUDA y OpenCL.
CUDA is NVIDIA’s relatively mature API for data parallel GPU computing. I already explained the benefits of CUDA and even showed a simple code example. Now, you surely want to try it out yourself. This guide will explain how to correctly install and configure CUDA on Windows.
In the latest SuperHappyDevHouse Mexico City, an event for hackers to meet and program together, I spent most of my time working on CUDA, an Nvidia API for data parallel computing on the GPU. At the end of the day, I gave a lightning talk presenting a brief introduction. Here’s my presentation:
For more info on SHDH Mexico City, follow the #shdhmc hashtag on Twitter.
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