NVIDIA announces CUDA plugin for Matlab
Monday 16th July 2007, 02:02:00 PM, written by Tim
NVIDIA has announced the release of a sample CUDA plug-in for Matlab that accelerates single-precision FFTs by up to 14x. More importantly, the plug-in illustrates how CUDA calls can be integrated into Matlab, so if you've got any interest in Matlab, this would probably be worth a look.
In other CUDA-related news, we've published an interview with Ian Buck from the Tesla launch. Lots of interesting stuff there, so check it out!
In other CUDA-related news, we've published an interview with Ian Buck from the Tesla launch. Lots of interesting stuff there, so check it out!
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NVIDIA has announced the release of a sample CUDA plug-in for Matlab that accelerates single-precision FFTs by up to 14x.
Read the full news item (http://www.beyond3d.com/content/news/342)
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Now you can use standard MATLAB syntax to access the CUDA FFT:
A = fft( B );