avieshek
@avieshek@lemmy.world
I am rubber and you’re glue - whatever you say bounces off me and sticks to you.
- Comment on Chinese algorithm claimed to boost Nvidia GPU performance by up to 800X for advanced science applications 3 weeks ago:
*Developed their own replacement using PTX to gain granular control over CUDA.
- Comment on Chinese algorithm claimed to boost Nvidia GPU performance by up to 800X for advanced science applications 3 weeks ago:
Hence, the word optimisation instead of simply pouring money. Same thing happens with games that doesn’t necessarily come up with a new engine.
- Comment on Chinese algorithm claimed to boost Nvidia GPU performance by up to 800X for advanced science applications 3 weeks ago:
Yes, exactly… For another example, the DeepSeek team developed their own replacement to CUDA called PTX (Parallel Thread Execution) a lower-level assembly-like language that allows for more granular optimisations of GPU performance offering 10X efficiency improvement recently as GPU sanctions were levied on China. This innovative approach not only challenges the dominance of CUDA in the AI landscape but also opens up new possibilities for optimizing GPU performance in various applications and this is what missing not only from those relying on Nvidia but its competitors whether AMD or Apple that prefers to have its own proprietary solutions.
- Chinese algorithm claimed to boost Nvidia GPU performance by up to 800X for advanced science applicationswww.tomshardware.com ↗Submitted 3 weeks ago to technology@lemmy.world | 13 comments
- Comment on Edward Snowden slams Nvidia's RTX 50-series 'F-tier value,' whistleblows on lackluster VRAM capacity 3 weeks ago:
“They come from a completely different world.” This is what I meant to say, not whether they’re good or bad. In this case, someone else to beat Nvidia then expecting either AMD or Intel (existing players) or even Apple (again, I am aware they don’t sell dedicated GPUs) to break the competition.
- Comment on Edward Snowden slams Nvidia's RTX 50-series 'F-tier value,' whistleblows on lackluster VRAM capacity 4 weeks ago:
DeepSeek is just a recent example to the usual Microsoft or Google or Apple aka Nvidia-AMD and now at most Intel. This is not about which GPU can run what.
- Comment on Edward Snowden slams Nvidia's RTX 50-series 'F-tier value,' whistleblows on lackluster VRAM capacity 4 weeks ago:
AMD is much of a scum as Nvidia is or Intel was, that’s why DeepSeek is something that came from China and you would need a new player completely outside of the current chain.
- Comment on Edward Snowden slams Nvidia's RTX 50-series 'F-tier value,' whistleblows on lackluster VRAM capacity 4 weeks ago:
You depend on the cloud instead~
- Edward Snowden slams Nvidia's RTX 50-series 'F-tier value,' whistleblows on lackluster VRAM capacitywww.tomshardware.com ↗Submitted 4 weeks ago to technology@lemmy.world | 102 comments
- Comment on Dell kills the XPS brand 1 month ago:
Asus ROG series to MSI seems interesting this CES, personally don’t see much problem with compatibility through Pop!_OS
- Asus unveils full suite of RTX 5000 series gaming laptops, complete with 100% DCI-P3 screenswww.tomshardware.com ↗Submitted 1 month ago to technology@lemmy.world | 0 comments
- Comment on Dell kills the XPS brand 1 month ago:
Prepared to be heartbroken ~
- Comment on Dell kills the XPS brand 1 month ago:
I mean… Dell Pro Max ¯_(ツ)_/¯
- Comment on Dell kills the XPS brand 1 month ago:
Nvidia would likely prefer to sell a whole package as Apple.
- Comment on Dell kills the XPS brand 1 month ago:
Would recommend to not recommend Dell to future buyers, it’s not Apple vs Samsung like in the smartphone options of US.
- Comment on Dell kills the XPS brand 1 month ago:
Sounds eerily similar to Intel although they’re trying good with the GPU side of things.
- Comment on Dell kills the XPS brand 1 month ago:
Not sure which is the dumbest, Jaguar letting go of its signature mark or HBO renaming themselves to just Max but would be funny if Apple abandoned the Max naming for Ultra.
- Comment on Dell kills the XPS brand 1 month ago:
2025 = iPhone 17 Air Plus Pro Max Ultra iPhone 17 Pro Max
- Comment on Dell kills the XPS brand 1 month ago:
HBO → MAX 🤦🏻♂️
- Comment on Dell kills the XPS brand 1 month ago:
Stupid higher up decisions~
- Comment on Dell kills the XPS brand 1 month ago:
Not saying it’s any better but haven’t you heard of iPhones?
- Comment on Dell kills the XPS brand 1 month ago:
The internal culture was pretty much Steve Jobs dependent where he balanced everything to ward off the extremes (like Jony Ive’s design obsession over all reality) which just got succeed by a soporific guy who’s all in supply chain and bargaining to extend that role. Pretty much if Nvidia loses Jensen~
- Comment on Dell kills the XPS brand 1 month ago:
When I was reading the article, my mind was high on memes~
- Comment on Dell kills the XPS brand 1 month ago:
AMD has the worst naming schemes in the industry, I miss the simple old i3, i5, i7… for each generation.
- Comment on Dell kills the XPS brand 1 month ago:
I mean… Dell Pro Max?
What would you’ve understood if it was Apple Pro Max; a laptop, a desktop, an iPhone or software if not a subscription package?
- Comment on Dell kills the XPS brand 1 month ago:
It seems like the higher ups doesn’t care or even feel like it, they just want to be Apple… first the possibly even worse version of Touchbar and now this^
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- Comment on Happy New Year! Thought I'd share my new year's resolution to the people here 1 month ago:
The original solutions that came up with the idea and trained on thousands of input before it I presume would be likely more robust.
- Comment on Happy New Year! Thought I'd share my new year's resolution to the people here 1 month ago:
Or use machine learning (like Stable Diffusion) to upscale existing videos.
- Comment on Happy New Year! Thought I'd share my new year's resolution to the people here 1 month ago:
Destroy Dick December just past, so it’s Ultra Dick resolution with all those nerves of steel.
