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Santa Clara, California-based NVIDIA, one of the world's leading vendors of graphics solutions, has recently announced users of the HP Z800 workstation computer system, one of its most powerful and expandable workstations, that the piece is now configurable with up to two NVIDIA Tesla graphics processing units. The announcement adds to more momentum to the increasing demand for GPUs in the high performance computing (HPC) segment, with the company being a major player in the aforementioned space.“The adoption of Tesla GPUs is the fastest of any new processor technology in the history of HPC1,†said Andy Keane, general manager of Tesla business at NVIDIA. “We are delighted to see a leader such as HP begin to ship Tesla GPU-enabled systems into the market and to help accelerate the work of their customers.â€As some of you already know, NVIDIA's Tesla products have been designed to provide the chip maker's customers with a solution for high-performance systems. Unlike s!
tandard GPUs, Tesla has been built using the company's massively parallel CUDA architecture, featuring 240 cores per processor and ready to enable a considerable boost in performance. These hardware solutions have proven their superiority in areas such as CAD/CAM/CE, computational finance, computational fluid dyna...
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