Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)

What is a Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)?

A GPU is an electronic circuit that quickly manipulates memory to rapidly generate images for display on a screen. It performs exceptionally well in parallel processing, managing several jobs at once.

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How do GPUs work?

How do GPUs work?

Modern GPUs are utilized for more than just displaying graphics in video games. Their fast and complex computing abilities also make them useful for scientific simulations, artificial intelligence, and cryptocurrency mining. Fundamentally, GPUs enhance computational speed by relieving workloads from the CPU. They are crucial components of various computing systems, including supercomputers and home PCs.

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