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Nvidia's David Kirk on CUDA, CPUs and GPUs
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30th Apr 2008
It's almost three years since we last interviewed David Kirk, Nvidia's Chief Scientist. And with everything going on in the industry right now, it was a great time to catch up with him to find out where he sees the industry going and how Nvidia will be part of that.
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