Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com November 9 news, Fujitsu announced today through a press release that Fujitsu has developed the "world's first" adaptive GPU allocation technology in response to the worldwide shortage of GPU caused by the growing demand for generative AI.

According to reports, this technology can allocate GPU resources real-time and dynamically according to the computing power required by each program, give priority to allocating GPU resources to processes with high execution efficiency, and can realize the rational use of CPU and GPU computing resources.

Fujitsu has also developed interactive high-performance computing technology that allows multiple programs to be processed in parallel in high-performance computing systems where multiple PC work together without having to wait for an executing program to finish. Officials say the technology enables parallel processing in high-performance computing systems for the first time in the world (multiple computers work together to perform large-scale computing). This technology can be used in programs such as digital twins and generative AI that require large-scale computing resources and real-time performance.

According to previous reports from CTOnews.com, Fujitsu announced last month that it had successfully developed a new superconducting quantum computer with Japan's Institute of Science and Chemistry, which is the second quantum computer developed by itself.

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