GPU
A graphics processing unit (GPU) is a specialized electronic circuit designed for digital image processing and to accelerate computer graphics, being present either as a component on a discrete graphics card or embedded on motherboards, mobile phones, personal computers, workstations, and game consoles. GPUs are also increasingly being used for artificial intelligence (AI) processing and model training due to linear algebra acceleration, which is also used extensively in graphics processing.
Recent news mentioning GPU
- — Rothschild Redburn Downgrades Nebius, CoreWeave to Sell on Lower GPU Prices
- — Saturn Cloud Integrates NVIDIA Run:ai to Turn NVIDIA GPU Fleets Into Inference Businesses
- — Nebius announces higher rates for Nvidia GPUs and AMD CPUs
- — IREN Climbs 6%, Nebius Jumps 10% as GPU Rental Rates Head Higher; CoreWeave Slips
- — It’s All About the GPUs — 70% of Nvidia’s AI Supercomputer Cost Goes to Vera Rubin Chips
- — Axe Compute Sells Helomics AI Cancer Diagnostics Lab Business to DataMEDS AI, Completing Transition to Neocloud GPU-as-a-Service platform
- — Amazon and Microsoft Can Buy GPUs. But U.S. Construction Is Short 439,000 Workers
- — NVIDIA’s Older GPUs Still Earn Rent. What That Does and Doesn’t Prove for CoreWeave
- — AI’s HBM Shortage Strengthens Micron’s Hand—and Pressures Nvidia’s GPU Economics
- — Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Said Nvidia Compute Is 'Fungible, Durable and Highly Rentable' — Now Oracle CEO Stands Impressed as 4-Year Old GPUs Fetch 20% Premium
- — Real Test for China’s ‘Four Little GPU Tigers’ Has yet to Come
- — Amazon Triples Its NVIDIA GPU Orders to 3 Million Chips as AI Demand Surges