In our most recent blog, we take a deep dive into the world of GPU clusters, explore what they are, why they matter, and how Redapt can help you harness their full potential. Read our blog now: https://hubs.li/Q025052r0. #GPU #AI #Blog
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Green cards are not the only solution in the market....... With Intel's AMX (Intel Advanced Matrix Extensions), scalable Xeons can deliver higher machine learning compute performance for both Training and Inference. Ask me what an Xeon is capable of. #iamintel #ai #inference #gpu
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"I have a GPU. Why do I need an NPU?" Well known LLMs such as ChatGPT often use GPUs from Nvidia to perform inference in the cloud. And your PC or smartphone will always include a GPU. Nvidia has been successfully turning its GPUs into devices that are highly effective accelerators for machine learning training and inference. It has done this through the development of both a high-quality software ecosystem (centered on #CUDA) and through the refinement of its hardware, including adding specialized tensor matrix multiplication units to its GPUs. Other GPU designers have either not done this or have been much less effective in doing so. Plus the GPU on your PC or smartphone is already needed to perform its original function: drawing images on your display. What happens if your device needs to draw some complex graphics and perform machine learning at the same time? Having a separate NPU removes this potential contention. #GPU #npu #llm #AI NVIDIA https://lnkd.in/dPckEKfF
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Gaudi2 is leaving nothing but dust to A100, and just a little behind H100. MLPerf inference benchmark #ai #deeplearning #genai https://lnkd.in/g6m_stzj
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An Artificial Intelligence can't run on a computer that isn't strong enough. If you're looking for a new GPU unit just for AI, take these things into consideration. #AI #ML #futurism #IntelligenceFactory #digitaltransformation #DX https://lnkd.in/duFKKCiQ
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Nice to see a public mention of a customer moving from GPU to Intel Xeon. I see this dozens of times a week. GPU shortages may be the reason to initially consider CPUs. Once we engage, the customer realizes that they need the right compute fit for the AI workload demand. Most enterprise task specific models can be fine tuned in minutes-to-hours and achieve most inference latency targets on 4th Generation Intel Xeon Processors with Intel’s AI SW Suite #intel #ai #artificialintelligence #artificialintelligenceforbusiness #xeon #machinelearning #deeplearning
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llama.cpp is a C++ project used to perform inference using a range of models including Meta's LLaMa, with the goal of bringing efficiency and performance to a wide variety of hardware both locally and in the cloud. In particular, llama.cpp is suited for local machines with limited resource, such as desktop PCs with a single GPU or CPU and low powered embedded machines. Now, using SYCLomatic and our plugin for NVIDIA GPUs, it has been possible to convert the llama.cpp CUDA backend to SYCL so that you can run inference across Intel GPUs, NVIDIA GPUs and with the potential for other GPUs and AI processors. By breaking vendor lock-in, we'll bring more freedom and choice to development. Ruymán Reyes Castro has prepared this two-part blog that dives into the process. In this first part, we'll look at converting the CUDA backend to SYCL via the migration tool SYCLomatic. https://lnkd.in/dpTTa9mc
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New GPUs are redefining what enterprises can accomplish with AI. Read the blog post to learn how you can use them to their full potential. https://eqix.it/4cUZe0c
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New GPUs are redefining what enterprises can accomplish with AI. Read the blog post to learn how you can use them to their full potential. https://eqix.it/4cUZe0c
How to Optimize GPU Utilization
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