GPU
GPUAlso called: Graphics Processing Unit
A Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) is a specialized parallel processor designed to perform large-scale mathematical computations efficiently, making it the primary hardware for training and running AI models.
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The central processing unit that executes program instructions and performs the general-purpose computations required by software applications.
TPUTPUAn application-specific integrated circuit designed by Google to accelerate machine learning workloads.
AcceleratorA specialized hardware device designed to speed up compute-intensive workloads such as AI training and inference by efficiently executing parallel operations.
CUDACUDAA parallel computing platform and programming model developed by NVIDIA for accelerating applications using GPUs.
Distributed TrainingA training approach that distributes model training across multiple machines or accelerators to reduce training time and enable larger models or datasets.