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I am not worried about the alleged #aibubble
That occurs when there is over-investment. Right now the demand outstrips the supply.
#AI is not going away.
There will however be a problem when #bigtech moves over to #NPU instead of #GPU usage.
That will wipe out smaller providers as the cost per token will fall dramatically and that will shift power upwards.
Power companies also want to meet profit projections, so to make up for the shortfall in usage by increasing private #electricity cost.
📏 Text rendering and effects using GPU-computed distances
https://blog.pkh.me/p/47-text-rendering-and-effects-using-gpu-computed-distances.html
#graphics #gpu #programming #software #text #fonts #rendering #softwaredevelopment
📏 Text rendering and effects using GPU-computed distances
https://blog.pkh.me/p/47-text-rendering-and-effects-using-gpu-computed-distances.html
#graphics #gpu #programming #software #text #fonts #rendering #softwaredevelopment
🧠 New paper by Deistler et al: #JAXLEY: differentiable #simulation for large-scale training of detailed #biophysical #models of #NeuralDynamics.
They present a #differentiable #GPU accelerated #simulator that trains #morphologically detailed biophysical #neuron models with #GradientDescent. JAXLEY fits intracellular #voltage and #calcium data, scales to 1000s of compartments, trains biophys. #RNNs on #WorkingMemory tasks & even solves #MNIST.
Jaxley: differentiable simulation enables large-scale training of detailed biophysical models of neural dynamics
🧠 New paper by Deistler et al: #JAXLEY: differentiable #simulation for large-scale training of detailed #biophysical #models of #NeuralDynamics.
They present a #differentiable #GPU accelerated #simulator that trains #morphologically detailed biophysical #neuron models with #GradientDescent. JAXLEY fits intracellular #voltage and #calcium data, scales to 1000s of compartments, trains biophys. #RNNs on #WorkingMemory tasks & even solves #MNIST.
Jaxley: differentiable simulation enables large-scale training of detailed biophysical models of neural dynamics
Simulating a Planet on the GPU: Part 1 (2022)
https://www.patrickcelentano.com/blog/planet-sim-part-1
#HackerNews #Simulating #a #Planet #on #the #GPU #Part #1 #2022 #GPUComputing #PlanetSimulation #GraphicsProgramming
a Rust ray tracer that runs on any GPU – even in the browser
Any of you sharing GPU's without SRIOV?
I have been "abusing" my host OS to run gpu demanding work.
Notably, steam with gamescope so servers aren't single use.
They can server as multi-media centers, but also as couch gaming stations, nas, etc.
Basically trying to push the envelope of HCI (Hyper Converged Infra).
All of this because GPU vendor are greedy and don't want to have SRIOV on consumer grade hardware.
Any of you sharing GPU's without SRIOV?
I have been "abusing" my host OS to run gpu demanding work.
Notably, steam with gamescope so servers aren't single use.
They can server as multi-media centers, but also as couch gaming stations, nas, etc.
Basically trying to push the envelope of HCI (Hyper Converged Infra).
All of this because GPU vendor are greedy and don't want to have SRIOV on consumer grade hardware.
🎁 Dev Box DPU Upgrade 🎁
More ZFS PoC for vGPU + DOCA blah blah NVMe-oF offloads
Left–to–Right (lotta slots)
- Broadcom CNA 2x10G
- Optane P3608 2x 2TB NVMe AIC
- Nvidia T10 16GB GPU (w/ 90mm blower)
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- Nvidia T10 16GB GPU (w/ 90mm blower)
- Nvidia Bluefield2 DPU 16GB RAM, 2x 25G
- Optane 4x 512GB NVDIMM
- Samsung 4x 32GB ECC Volatile
- Intel Xeon 8370C (Azure) 32C/64T 270W
Chassis cooled by 2x 180mm, 1x 140mm, 1x 120mm. Idles very comfortably below 40dB, wind-tunnel at full rpm is more like whoooooshing than the usual 28K-RPM 40mm axial fan screamers people expect from enterprise hardware. Choose wisely.
#gpu #dpu #ai #dev #llm #nvidia #intel #optane #zfs #linux #freebsd
🎁 Dev Box DPU Upgrade 🎁
More ZFS PoC for vGPU + DOCA blah blah NVMe-oF offloads
Left–to–Right (lotta slots)
- Broadcom CNA 2x10G
- Optane P3608 2x 2TB NVMe AIC
- Nvidia T10 16GB GPU (w/ 90mm blower)
- blank
- Nvidia T10 16GB GPU (w/ 90mm blower)
- Nvidia Bluefield2 DPU 16GB RAM, 2x 25G
- Optane 4x 512GB NVDIMM
- Samsung 4x 32GB ECC Volatile
- Intel Xeon 8370C (Azure) 32C/64T 270W
Chassis cooled by 2x 180mm, 1x 140mm, 1x 120mm. Idles very comfortably below 40dB, wind-tunnel at full rpm is more like whoooooshing than the usual 28K-RPM 40mm axial fan screamers people expect from enterprise hardware. Choose wisely.
#gpu #dpu #ai #dev #llm #nvidia #intel #optane #zfs #linux #freebsd
I think regular programming-languages need to incorporate GPU programming capabilities.
For example, I would like to be able to program a GPU using the Go programming-language.
I think regular programming-languages need to incorporate GPU programming capabilities.
For example, I would like to be able to program a GPU using the Go programming-language.
Update for #nvidia #GPU #driver #ports on #FreeBSD to 580.95.05 landed as commit 7b1c88f42c7f4129bc96f405549f9e6b07bd6e3d.
https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/commit/?id=7b1c88f42c7f4129bc96f405549f9e6b07bd6e3d
We were pending it as kmod pkg repo still didn't have nvidia things and bapt was looking into it, but as of this information
https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5703
the commit was done without waiting for the reply from bapt.
#FreeBSD is not entitled there, but as #FreeBSD native #drivers are known to shares most source codes with corresponding Linux versions, FreeBSD can be affected, too. So users of non-legacy versions of driver ports are strongly encouraged to upgrade.
With this reason, the commit is already merged into 2025Q4, as security fix is one of the branket approval by portmgr and secteam.
https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/commit/?h=2025Q4&id=067be176997589baacd63c5e5db1981d3949cdb1
Note that oldest branch listed is 535.
Update for #nvidia #GPU #driver #ports on #FreeBSD to 580.95.05 landed as commit 7b1c88f42c7f4129bc96f405549f9e6b07bd6e3d.
https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/commit/?id=7b1c88f42c7f4129bc96f405549f9e6b07bd6e3d
We were pending it as kmod pkg repo still didn't have nvidia things and bapt was looking into it, but as of this information
https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5703
the commit was done without waiting for the reply from bapt.
#FreeBSD is not entitled there, but as #FreeBSD native #drivers are known to shares most source codes with corresponding Linux versions, FreeBSD can be affected, too. So users of non-legacy versions of driver ports are strongly encouraged to upgrade.
With this reason, the commit is already merged into 2025Q4, as security fix is one of the branket approval by portmgr and secteam.
https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/commit/?h=2025Q4&id=067be176997589baacd63c5e5db1981d3949cdb1
Note that oldest branch listed is 535.
it’s getting there! help us at https://icm.museum to support the Thinking Machines Connection Machine re-animation journey!
#hypercube #supercomputer #ai #bigdata #retrocomputing #vintagecomputing #gpu
it’s getting there! help us at https://icm.museum to support the Thinking Machines Connection Machine re-animation journey!
#hypercube #supercomputer #ai #bigdata #retrocomputing #vintagecomputing #gpu
GamersNexus's documentary on GPU smuggling into China, showing literally every step of the supply chain with people on camera willing to talk, is BACK ONLINE after Bloomberg's attempt to silence them via a bogus copyright claim.
It's here! Watch it, because it's sat at 0 views for two weeks thanks to Bloomberg News. Even if you just play it in the background, let's get this thing showing up in YouTube's algorithm again:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1H3xQaf7BFI
Spread the word! Tell everybody, make it go!
#GamersNexus#GPU #smuggling#china#tech #technology #news #TechnologyNews #nvidia
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