If DNN are more reliant on GPUs, does this mean that DNNs try to deal with large amount of computation rather than dealing with cache issues?
blairwaldorf
@althalus: what do you mean by "rather than dealing with cache issues"?
althalus
@blairwaldorf, I meant that when DNNs are designed, the designers choose to consider how to deal with large amounts of computations rather than to deal with cache issues since its on the GPU.
patrickbot
NVIDIA (on their pascal GPUs) have been working on DNNs.
After a cursory glance of the webpage, it looks like they focus on tuning computation for the GPUs.
bdebebe
A recent CMU student, George Hotz, is making a self-driving car using DNN's. With this increased computing power, his research is becoming reality, as you can see in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjTnYBaQQpw
If DNN are more reliant on GPUs, does this mean that DNNs try to deal with large amount of computation rather than dealing with cache issues?
@althalus: what do you mean by "rather than dealing with cache issues"?
@blairwaldorf, I meant that when DNNs are designed, the designers choose to consider how to deal with large amounts of computations rather than to deal with cache issues since its on the GPU.
NVIDIA (on their pascal GPUs) have been working on DNNs.
https://developer.nvidia.com/cudnn
After a cursory glance of the webpage, it looks like they focus on tuning computation for the GPUs.
A recent CMU student, George Hotz, is making a self-driving car using DNN's. With this increased computing power, his research is becoming reality, as you can see in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjTnYBaQQpw