GPUs: Explained

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Ok but my question is how in the God's good world she's writing in reverse so smoothly and explaining alongside

Did she paint her nails with the marker she's holding?

Give this girl a promotion

If a CPU has multiple physical cores, meaning multiple ALUs, cant it also do multiple calculations at the same time? Or does she mean that it will a single "task" for the same "program" so to speak into multiple parallel calculations? But the CPU also does that i suppose. So is the difference just that the GPU does a lot of it because it has more cores? Why would a GPU then not always be better? I think im not fully understanding the difference of a multicore CPU calculating things in parallel, and a GPU calculating things in parallel. It cant be only the number of cores.

Wow - I can't begin to tell you how enlightening this short video was. It has, in 8mins, shed great light onto two MSc modules I'm working through right now: Blockchain (PoW mining) and Cloud Systems. I came for the blockchain mining but stayed for the relevance to cloud and virtualizaiton. 5 *s.

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Thank you for your good explain. May be, I can understtand the defference between CPU & GPU.
But　I have more question. from your direction ,Writing the keywords was very difficult?

Amh, described this way, GPUs include also iGPUs (rightly). So, Intel are the biggest producer of GPUs.

Out of the many videos for GPU/CPU, this video saved my time as well as loved the simplified story. Thanks Alex & IBM

Great thank you

you did not tell what a cuda core does!

i love the way she says virtual desktop infrastructure

i recently looked at a brand new cpu, they are a fasinating piece of kit!

Why gpus don't replace cpus ? Why do we need both ? What does the cpu that the gpu can't ?

I need a book where i can aboard tecnical details? anyone any book?

That's cool how you write backwards so neat

Nobody is talking about your ability to mirror write behind a glass pane.

Not an explanation of what a GPU is, but its uses.

Amazing video.

I study it and nowhere I found this good videos, IBM is awesome

In summary, GPUs are focused on matrix computations in order to create images.

CPUs execute more general and more complex instructions.

A CPU is like a musician that can read and write music.

A GPU is like a musician that knows specific chords.

Her nails are the same colours as the markers

Even a basic computer need GPU.

te amaria mucho si fuera en español pues no hay muchos que hacen esto, pero gigi no mas

AI is just ML and DL -- that's quite a narrow view of the reality.

Exellent lecture! Thank’s a lot ma’am

She failed to explain what the GPU actually does or how it does it. This is a use case nothing more.

I understood nothing... other than something about something being cheap to use. and companies use it more... :/

good job

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Having an exam in 2 hours time and I'm here to know a killer explanation of a GPU. Thanks for this.

very informative info,, hats off

This educational video is one of the reasons I love the Internet. Thank you Alex for doing this and you answered the question: 1) what is a GPU, and 2) why parallel processing is important?

Would love to see this presentation further explain: 1) what does my solution delivery team need to do in order to leverage parallel GPU processing, 2) how do I integrate a GPU processing within my current architecture and 3) what challenges do traditional solutions have with leveraging GPU capabilities?

Maria Sharapova explaining computers

Excellent.

Great info, and also such a cool presentation setup.

Tremendously Helpful Thx!

She's not left-handed ;)

good video thanks

The best and easy to understand explanation so far. Thanks!

Great explanation 👏🏿

The day is approaching where GPUs will have more cores than the 8086 had transistors.

GPU are more than gaming, inally people now days realised .thanks for making it easy to understand IBM and Alex.

What is offering manager?

.......what?..........why don't you just say you need both

Are both necessary for a gaming pc? If so what brand and capacity do you recommend?

Hey Alex! Looks like you are doing very well since your days in Troy. Of course, I'm not surprised. Keep up the amazing work!

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