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NVIDIA cuDSS Reaches General Availability, With Partners Reporting Speedups of Up to 10x

Nvidia launches cuDSS library to shift HPC workloads to GPUs

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NVIDIA cuDSS Reaches General Availability, With Partners Reporting Speedups of Up to 10x

Nvidia has made its cuDSS software library generally available following an initial unveiling at GTC Berlin. The tool accelerates complex calculations in engineering and scientific simulation, delivering workload gains of up to tenfold according to partners. The release underpins the chipmaker's commercial campaign to migrate legacy high-performance computing tasks from traditional central processors onto graphics processors.

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