NVIDIA CUDA Supports Python - Programmers Jump With Joy
San Jose based NVIDIA - the leaders in GPU technology has announced the python spport of NVIDIA Cuda parallel programming model. The company expects that python programmers will quickly be able to implement the power of graphics processing that NVIDIA offers in their high performance computing and big data analytics. CUDA is a parallel programming/computing platform invented by NVIDIA that allows the programmers to send their C, C++, Fortran and now Python code directly to the GPU without needing any assembly language.
Through their press release, the company says that Python is an easy to learn and use languages that has a wide userbase of about 3 million. Python's got extensive libraries and several advance features making it useful for big data analysis.
The Python support of NVIDIA CUDA comes from the NumbaPro Python compiler in the Anaconda Accelerate product developed by Continuum Analytics.
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Through their press release, the company says that Python is an easy to learn and use languages that has a wide userbase of about 3 million. Python's got extensive libraries and several advance features making it useful for big data analysis.
The Python support of NVIDIA CUDA comes from the NumbaPro Python compiler in the Anaconda Accelerate product developed by Continuum Analytics.
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PensuNice. I worked on CUDA using C. I wished that Python integration was available at that time, finally here it is and I am sure this is going to be fruitful.
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