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Didn't that tech shifted to AI/ML? Isn't that considered scientific computing by some measure? I'm definitely not an expert so I'm maybe missing something here
by saganus 9y ago
Didn't that tech shifted to AI/ML? Isn't that considered scientific computing by some measure?
I'm definitely not an expert so I'm maybe missing something here.
- scrooched_moose 9y ago"Scientific Computing" was probably too general of a term to use. I focus more on FEA/CFD type problems where it's effectively been a bust. Most of our benchmarks show 8 cpu cores + 1 GPU is roughly equivalent to 10 cpu cores, and a second GPU has little additional benefit. I'm sure there are other disciplines that have seen a larger benefit.