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The author seems to "define" GPU as "what can run A.I. workload". Well: despite the fact that modern GPUs have indeed become more CPU-like, in that they are now
by Koshkin 3y ago
The author seems to "define" GPU as "what can run A.I. workload". Well: despite the fact that modern GPUs have indeed become more CPU-like, in that they are now suitable for GP (general-purpose) computing, it does not make sense to call a CPU a GPU, even out of good intentions - because it's confusing; a GPU still only plays the role of a co-processors, and its single-thread performance is low compared to the CPU's, among other limitations.