NVIDIA is determined to explore the open-sourcing route, as the firm now open-sources its HPCG benchmark package, targeted at AI compute.
NVIDIA is determined to explore the open-sourcing route, as the firm now open-sources its HPCG benchmark package, targeted at AI compute.NVIDIA’s HPCG Gets Open-Sourced By The Firm As They Reiterate Their Commitment Towards The Collaborative Approach & AI Optimizations
Well, NVIDIA looks to shift to a more open-source nature since the firm previously announced the use of an open-source GPU kernel for the GeForce RTX 20 series and beyond in an attempt to promote development at their platform along with making a stride at Linux when it comes to having open-source assets. This time, the firm has decided to aid the AI industry by open-sourcing the NVIDIA HPCG, which is targeted towards AI hardware such as the Grace Superchips and the Hopper series architecture.
#NVIDIA #HPCG is now open-source!! ????https://t.co/AeD10moKaX
Kudos to Mohammad Almasri
???? CPU-only (Grace, x86)
???? GPU-only (Ampere, Hopper)
???? Heterogeneous Grace Hopper superchip
???? Entirely relies on cuSPARSE and NVPL Sparse for extensive ops
???? Fully configurable
#GPU
Federico Busato ???????? (@fedebusato) May 31, 2024
#NVIDIA #HPCG is now open-source!! ????https://t.co/AeD10moKaX
Kudos to Mohammad Almasri
???? CPU-only (Grace, x86)
???? GPU-only (Ampere, Hopper)
???? Heterogeneous Grace Hopper superchip
???? Entirely relies on cuSPARSE and NVPL Sparse for extensive ops
???? Fully configurable
#GPU
— Federico Busato ???????? (@fedebusato) May 31, 2024
For those unaware, NVIDIA’s HPCG is a benchmark designed for HPC applications that focuses on multiple mathematical operations to test out the performance of specific hardware across different scenarios.
