Course Outline

Introduction to Biren GPU Architecture for Government

  • Overview of Biren and its use cases for government applications
  • Hardware layout: cores, memory, and compute clusters for enhanced performance in public sector workflows
  • Comparison with NVIDIA and AMD GPUs to inform decision-making for government projects

Setting Up the Biren Programming Environment for Government

  • Installing the Biren SDK and runtime for government systems
  • Understanding the toolchain and compiler model to support government development processes
  • Basic project structure and build process tailored for government requirements

GPU Programming with the Biren Stack for Government

  • Thread and block models optimized for government applications
  • Memory management and data transfers to ensure efficient resource utilization in public sector projects
  • Kernel development and launch patterns aligned with government performance standards

Porting from CUDA to Biren for Government

  • Translation techniques for CUDA code adapted for government use
  • Common API mappings and adaptations to support government workflows
  • Code conversion labs and practice sessions designed for government developers

Debugging and Profiling for Government

  • Using Biren’s debugger and profiler for government applications
  • Identifying bottlenecks in public sector projects
  • Memory access patterns and optimization techniques for government systems

Optimization Techniques for Government

  • Thread scheduling and instruction pipelining to enhance performance in government applications
  • Loop unrolling and shared memory use to optimize public sector workflows
  • Advanced kernel tuning for throughput improvement in government projects

Case Study and Application Examples for Government

  • Training a model with Biren accelerators for government use
  • Porting and profiling a vision or NLP model to meet government standards
  • Comparing performance of Biren against CUDA/NVIDIA in public sector applications

Summary and Next Steps for Government

Requirements

  • An understanding of GPU architecture and parallel processing for government applications.
  • Experience with CUDA, OpenCL, or similar GPU programming environments for government use.
  • Familiarity with deep learning frameworks such as PyTorch or TensorFlow for government projects.

Audience

  • HPC developers for government agencies.
  • AI infrastructure engineers for government systems.
  • Performance optimization specialists for government operations.
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