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Tiffany Janzen on Instagram: "How can one GPU beat thousands of CPUs when it comes to AI? Like… what is happening inside that chip that makes it so insanely fast? A CPU is like one brilliant multitasker it is flexible, efficient, but doing one big thing at a time. A GPU? It’s a whole factory floor. Here’s where it gets really interesting… AI is basically giant matrix multiplications.. the same operation repeated millions of times. That’s perfect for GPUs, because they run thousands of tiny threa

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