Abstract :
GPU-enabled AI is a subset of so- called general-purpose GPU computing (GPGPU). But it promises to be one of the fastest-growing subsets. The rise of cloud computing, recent high-powered graphics-chip releases by AMD´s competitor Nvidia, and the growing acceptance of the OpenCL programming platform have all converged to allow GPU-enabled AI to take off in the months ahead. AMD continues to work with partners such as OTOY, a developer of high-speed rendering technologies, on cloud computing initiatives such as its so-called Fusion Render Cloud.
Keywords :
artificial intelligence; computer graphic equipment; rendering (computer graphics); AMD; Fusion Render Cloud; GPU computing; GPU-enabled AI; Nvidia; OTOY; OpenCL programming platform; cloud computing; rendering; Artificial intelligence; Bandwidth; Cloud computing; Graphics; High definition video; Intelligent systems; Rendering (computer graphics); Space technology; Streaming media; User interfaces; AI; AMD; Dennis Hong; GPU; HyDRAS; Hyper-Redundant Discrete Robotic Articulated Serpentine; Virginia Tech; artificial intelligence; froblins; graphics processing units; nvidia;
