Jensen Huang · Search Engine · One man could slow down AI. He won’t. Why?
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released the CUDA software platform so users could run Nvidia GPUs for any data-intensive application without hacking the graphics pipeline
“It could be a Python application that could be running in a server or a container or some serverless application, or it could be inside a very big larger enterprise system.”
“I went out and did a product piece about ... pipeline management software ... part of my research process was going through all of the Reddit threads I could find about that specific topic”
“The intel cpu's brain was a brilliant phd … could only think about one thing at a time; an nvidia gpu chip was designed more like a classroom full of precocious middle schoolers … many little brains linked together”
“I also like the description of SQL for intelligence… the interface as the building blocks for making intelligence applications… we want AI to be so predictable that you can write queries without having to even run them against eval sets”
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