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Effective use of GPU Computing with G²CPU by Natan Biesmans
LabVIEW has a rich ecosystem of toolkits and frameworks designed for reuse across multiple programs and hardware setups.
Together we will investigate the usage of GPU computing with a wide range of environments like DQMH, Unit tests, build servers and more. We will also have a look at effective use of different hardware solutions with personal and industrial computers as well as PXI's.
All based on the free community edition of G²CPU.
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