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it's more transparent to your system, for example, if you have a gui application that needs gpu acceleration on a thin client (Matlab, solidworks, blender), you
by billconan 2y ago
it's more transparent to your system, for example, if you have a gui application that needs gpu acceleration on a thin client (Matlab, solidworks, blender), you can do so without setting up ECS. you can develop without any gpu, but suddenly have one when you need to run simulation. this will be way cheaper than AWS.
I think essentially this is solving the same problem Ray (https://www.ray.io/ https://www.ray.io/) is solving, but in a more generic way.
it potentially can have finer grained gpu sharing, like a half-gpu.
I'm very excited about this.
- bmodel 2y agoExactly! The finer grain sharing is one of the key things on our radar right now
- goku-goku 2y agowww.juicelabs.co does all this today, including the GPU sharing and fractionalization.
- ranger_danger 2y agothe free community version has been discontinued, and also doesn't support a linux client with non-CUDA graphics, regardless of the server OS, which is a non-starter for me