MATLAB® enables you to use NVIDIA® GPUs to accelerate AI, deep learning, and other computationally intensive analytics without having to be a CUDA® programmer. Using MATLAB and Parallel Computing Toolbox™, you can:
Parallels Desktop for Mac relates to System Tools. This app's bundle is identified as com.parallels.desktop.console. The most popular versions among the program users are 10.0, 9.0 and 8.0. The actual developer of this Mac application is Parallels IP Holdings GmbH. Starting in Visual Studio 2019 16.3 we have been adding features to improve build parallelism. These features are still experimental, so they are off by default. When developing tools for Android, we introduced clang/gcc to the MSBuild platform. Clang/gcc relied on the parallelism model of the build system but MSBuild only parallelizes at the project level. Parallels Toolbox is described as 'collection of essential tools with zero complicated settings' and is an app in the Video & Movies category. There are 2 alternatives to Parallels Toolbox for Mac and Windows. The best alternative is Free Studio, which is free. The list of alternatives was last updated Oct 16, 2018. Fire Toolbox is a free utility for Windows computers that makes it relatively easy to hack Amazon Fire tablets by doing things like installing the Google Play Store, removing Amazon apps.
- Use NVIDIA GPUs directly from MATLAB with over 500 built-in functions.
- Access multiple GPUs on desktop, compute clusters, and cloud using MATLAB workers and MATLAB Parallel Server™.
- Generate CUDA code directly from MATLAB for deployment to data centers, clouds, and embedded devices using GPU Coder™.
- Generate NVIDIA TensorRT™ code from MATLAB for low latency and high-throughput inference with GPU Coder.
- Deploy MATLAB AI applications to NVIDIA-enabled data centers to integrate with enterprise systems using MATLAB Production Server™.
MATLAB® enables you to use NVIDIA® GPUs to accelerate AI, deep learning, and other computationally intensive analytics without having to be a CUDA® programmer. Using MATLAB and Parallel Computing Toolbox™, you can:
Parallels Desktop for Mac relates to System Tools. This app's bundle is identified as com.parallels.desktop.console. The most popular versions among the program users are 10.0, 9.0 and 8.0. The actual developer of this Mac application is Parallels IP Holdings GmbH. Starting in Visual Studio 2019 16.3 we have been adding features to improve build parallelism. These features are still experimental, so they are off by default. When developing tools for Android, we introduced clang/gcc to the MSBuild platform. Clang/gcc relied on the parallelism model of the build system but MSBuild only parallelizes at the project level. Parallels Toolbox is described as 'collection of essential tools with zero complicated settings' and is an app in the Video & Movies category. There are 2 alternatives to Parallels Toolbox for Mac and Windows. The best alternative is Free Studio, which is free. The list of alternatives was last updated Oct 16, 2018. Fire Toolbox is a free utility for Windows computers that makes it relatively easy to hack Amazon Fire tablets by doing things like installing the Google Play Store, removing Amazon apps.
- Use NVIDIA GPUs directly from MATLAB with over 500 built-in functions.
- Access multiple GPUs on desktop, compute clusters, and cloud using MATLAB workers and MATLAB Parallel Server™.
- Generate CUDA code directly from MATLAB for deployment to data centers, clouds, and embedded devices using GPU Coder™.
- Generate NVIDIA TensorRT™ code from MATLAB for low latency and high-throughput inference with GPU Coder.
- Deploy MATLAB AI applications to NVIDIA-enabled data centers to integrate with enterprise systems using MATLAB Production Server™.
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'Our legacy code took up to 40 minutes to analyze a single wind tunnel test; by using MATLAB and a GPU, computation time is now under a minute. It took 30 minutes to get our MATLAB algorithm working on the GPU—no low-level CUDA programming was needed.'
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