Reverse-Engineered Rockchip NPU Driver Hitting Same Performance As Proprietary Driver - Phoronix
Reverse-Engineered Rockchip NPU Driver Hitting Same Performance As Proprietary Driver Written by Michael Larabel in Hardware on 28 March 2024 at 06:16 AM EDT. 3 Comments Open-source developer Tomeu Vizoso recently began the effort of creating an open-source, reverse-engineered driver for the Rockchip NPU found in some of the latest Rockchip SoCs. After succeeding at open-source NPU driver support
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Kernel 1: Naive Implementation In the CUDA programming model, computation is ordered in a three-level hierarchy. Each invocation of a CUDA kernel creates a new grid, which consists of multiple blocks. Each block consists of up to 1024 individual threads.These constants can be looked-up in the CUDA Programming guide. Threads that are in the same block have access to the same shared memory region (S
GPU Benchmarks for Deep Learning | Lambda
GPU Benchmark Methodology To measure the relative effectiveness of GPUs when it comes to training neural networks we’ve chosen training throughput as the measuring stick. Training throughput measures the number of samples (e.g. tokens, images, etc...) processed per second by the GPU. Using throughput instead of Floating Point Operations per Second (FLOPS) brings GPU performance into the realm of t
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