Would love to kick tires of one of those Knight's Landing cards. It might be possible to pull off similar tricks as on normal Intel Xeons. I wonder what kind o

Would love to kick tires of one of those Knight's Landing cards. It might be possible to pull off similar tricks as on normal Intel Xeons. I wonder what kind of memory controller it got. Does it for example have hardware swizzling and texture samplers accessible? But we use exclusively Nvidia for our number crunching product. And since the relevant code is implemented in CUDA, we have an Nvidia platform lock-in. Other options are not even on the table, and will not be. Intel would be very smart to offer a migration path from CUDA code.