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Introduction to CUDA Programming
CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture) is a parallel computing platform and programming model developed by NVIDIA. It enables developers to harness the power of NVIDIA GPUs for general-purpose processing tasks,…
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The Beginnings of Computing (1930s)
In a previous article, we explored the need for development of computers and underlying curiosity of the pioneers of industry at that time. Here we dive deep into lives of…
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No! Astronauts don’t “float” in Space!
The fundamental reason why Astronauts might not be technically floating in the space.
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Sparking Under Kerosene, Disaster?
“What will happen, if I create a spark inside a bucket full of kerosene?” A question, which was posted by our professor in the first year at IIT Bombay.
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Computer Pioneers
The 1952 Whirlwind, developed at MIT, the Whirlwind was a real-time digital computer designed initially for flight simulation and later adapted for national air defense. Its ability to process data…
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SIMD : Application, Hardware & Software
SIMD (Single Instruction, Multiple Data) is a parallel computing model that allows a single operation (instruction) to be applied to multiple data points simultaneously. The primary reasons for using SIMD…
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Software Defined Vehicles
A software-defined vehicle (SDV) prioritizes software over hardware in its operation, unlike traditional vehicles that are built around a mechanical framework. SDVs use software to enable vehicle functionality, which is…
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From Ground to Flight: Take-off
This flight is tailor-made to satisfy your curiosity about various aspects of take-off. Please listen carefully as, I, NRS’s star air hostess introduces you to take-off.
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Multithreading
Instead of our classic view of a single point of execution within a computer program (i.e., a single PC where instructions are being fetched from and executed),a multi-threaded program has…
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History of Computers(Part 6)
Apollo 13 intended as the third lunar landing had just lost two fuel cells and was venting oxygen into space 200,000 miles from Earth, soon the second oxygen tank would…
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History of Computers(Part 5)
IBM had no computers, IBM’s aging leader the legendary sales guru Thomas Watson senior was not eager to jump into the enormously costly development of computers. Computer back then contained…
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History of Computers(Part 4)
ENIAC was complete a few months after the Japanese surrendered. Although it wasn’t finished in time to help win the war ENIAC was a marvelous machine, huge and how it…
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History of Computers(Part 3)
World War two spurred the development of the true computer and in the turbulent days before the German blitzkrieg smashed Poland, a young Polish engineer walked into the British Embassy…
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History of Computers(Part 2)
The idea of a programmable computer was a distant dream but the American dream was becoming a reality. America was on its way to becoming the world’s greatest industrial power…
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Evolution of the thinking Machine-Computer!
To think, to reason makes us human and sets us apart from the rest of nature. People communicate in intricate ways about complex subjects and at the center of it…
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Generative AI Workloads with AMD and Open-Source ROCm
AMD ROCm™ is an open software stack including drivers, development tools, and APIs that enable GPU programming from low-level kernel to end-user applications. ROCm is optimized for Generative AI and…
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KAN: Kolmogorov Arnold Networks
In this extremely dynamic landscape of machine learning, somebody tried to reinvent ML itself giving us KANs: Kolmogorov Arnold Network. This approach challenges the conventional way of using Multi-Layer Perceptron(MLPs). …
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Basics of Rocket Science.
Discover how rocket engines achieve thrust by mastering combustion and controlling propellant flow rates. Learn the critical role of orifice size in engine performance.
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Rockets and Satellite Thrusters
This article explains the fundamental of the rocket design for everyone ripping apart the complex jargons and simplifying the concepts.
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What is Options Trading?
Understand option contracts: rights to buy or sell assets at set prices. Explore call and put options, intrinsic vs. extrinsic value, and types like ITM, OTM, and ATM.
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