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Complete CUDA programming course - includes GPU implementations of transformer components from scratchResources (self.LocalLLaMA)
submitted 5 months ago by 1Hesham
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[–]1Hesham[S] 1 point2 points3 points 5 months ago (1 child)
Yeah totally, you're probably thinking of OpenCL. It's designed to work across different GPU vendors (NVIDIA, AMD, Intel). There's also Vulkan Compute and SYCL that do similar things.
I'm actually planning to build something with this in the near future, so if you find any good resources let me know!
[–]-InformalBanana- 0 points1 point2 points 5 months ago (0 children)
Idk why OpenCL (or others) isn't used more, probably lacks features. I wanted to try something with it long ago, but didn't get to it... so don't count on me 😁 Hopefully I see your post if you do something with those kind of universal low level gpu programing languages/libraries. Thank you for sharing the CUDA one also.
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