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CUDA kernel

A CUDA kernel (CUDA stands for Compute Unified Device Architecture) is a function you write to run on an NVIDIA GPU, executed in parallel across thousands of threads. Think of it like a regular function, except instead of one CPU thread stepping through it, the same code…

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