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Also, the 'e' in eGPU usually means that the card is housed externally to the rest of the computer - in its own enclosure. They don't actually explain anywhere

Also, the 'e' in eGPU usually means that the card is housed externally to the rest of the computer - in its own enclosure. They don't actually explain anywhere in their paper what 'eGPU' means. Is it 'emulated'? I thought circuits implemented in FPGAs are not considered emulation?

hmry 3y ago
> This paper describes the architecture and implementation of a high performance embedded GPU I'm tinking the e means embedded