CUDA Essays

  • Evolution Of GPU Computing

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    of the graphics processing unit over the years has been towards a better floating point performance. NVIDIA introduced its parallel architecture called “Compute Unified Device Architecture” in 2006-2007 and change the outlook of GPU computing. The CUDA has a significant number of processor cores that work together to chomp the data set given in the application. GPU computing or General Purpose GPU is the use of a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) to do general purpose scientific and engineering computing

  • Microprocessor Case Study

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    Not anymore, With CUDA, we can send C, C++ and FORTRAN code straight to GPU, no assembly language required. Using high-level languages, GPU-accelerated applications run the sequential part on the CPU – which is optimized for single threaded performance – while accelerating

  • GPU Sorting - The Benefits

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    GPU Sorting – The Benefits The graphics processing unit or GPU has become an important part of most modern computer design. A GPU is a specialized form of processor that is implemented in a computer in order to ease the workload of the central processing unit or CPU. A GPU is also incorporated because, due to its design, it can perform certain graphics operations with greater efficiency than the more general purpose CPU. According to Denny Atkin, "More than 90% of new desktop and notebook computers

  • Young and Relentless

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    an active role in being a role model for their kids, the more likely they will develop and mature into early adults. Works Cited Carty, Daniel. “Camel Cigarette Ads Score Big with Teen Girls.” CBS News. 15 March 2010. Web. 26 November 2011. Cuda, Amanda. “National study finds parents a big factor in teens drinking, drug abuse.” Connecticut Post (2009): Web. 27 Nov. 2011. Marcovitz, Hal. “Chapter 6: Substance Abuse and Suicide.” Teens & Suicide (2004): 23-26. Web. 27 Nov. 2011. Witherbee

  • Prohibition In 'Essay No Meal Without Wine'

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    No Meal Without Wine Bars on virtually every corner, throngs of people and cops on city streets, fights, and public drunkenness making Toronto an embarrassment to visiting tourists. No, I'm not describing the Entertainment District on a Saturday night. It's actually a scene from the Junction. (Johnson, 2012) The significance behind this quote shows the reasoning behind what led to the ninety-four year long prohibition in the Junction, from 1903 - 1997. Around this time, the “neighbourhood’s working-class

  • How Does Jim Burden Buy Happiness In My Antonia

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    Mia Cuda My Antonia In Class Essay “Money doesn’t buy happiness.” Most children learn this proverb and immediately try to disprove it, or simply do not believe it. However, age allows one to see the truth in this phrase. In My Antonia, a novel by Willa Cather, the protagonist, Jim Burden, reflects on his childhood in the American frontier. Despite having achieved wealth and an elevated social position, benefits most associate with attaining the American Dream, Jim Burden still longs for the happy

  • Muscle Cars: the Rise, Fall, and Rebirth

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    Due to the growing prevalence of stock car racing, muscle cars came into power during the 1960s, which has become known as the Golden Age of Muscle. Lasting from 1960 to 1972, muscle cars enjoyed over a decade of power, and, regrettably, a four decade hibernation. In the past six years, muscle cars have reemerged in the form of the Charger, Challenger, Mustang, and Camaro. The new cars’ styling pays tribute to their Golden Age predecessors. This is the new muscle car age, with competition and corporate