GPU Programming

GPU programming involves writing instructions for Graphics Processing Units, specialized hardware designed to handle many calculations simultaneously. While a CPU processes a few tasks quickly, a GPU can perform thousands of similar operations at once, making it ideal for rendering images, videos, and running complex simulations or machine learning models. Programming a GPU means organizing code to leverage this parallel processing power efficiently, enabling faster computation for tasks that can be broken into smaller, concurrent parts. It’s widely used in gaming, scientific research, and high-performance computing to speed up demanding workloads.