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Teaching Kubernetes To Do Fractions And Multiplication On GPUs

March 15, 2022 Timothy Prickett Morgan 0

When any new abstraction layer comes to compute, it can only think in integers at first, and then it learns to do fractions and finally, if we are lucky – and we are not always lucky – that abstraction layer learns to do multiplication and scale out across multiple nodes as well as scaling in – slicing itself into pieces – within a single node. …

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