How RAM Works: Interactive Deep Dive into Computer Memory
Explore the inner workings of RAM through beautiful animations and interactive visualizations. Understand memory cells, addressing, and the memory hierarchy.
Explore machine learning concepts related to hardware. Clear explanations and practical insights.
Explore the inner workings of RAM through beautiful animations and interactive visualizations. Understand memory cells, addressing, and the memory hierarchy.
Understanding character devices, major/minor numbers, and the device file hierarchy created by NVIDIA drivers for GPU access in Linux.
Explore how memory controllers orchestrate data flow between CPU and RAM. Interactive visualizations of channels, ranks, banks, and the complex scheduling that maximizes memory bandwidth.
Understand NVIDIA CUDA Multi-Process Service (MPS), a client-server architecture that enables multiple CUDA processes to share a single GPU context for concurrent kernel execution and better utilization.
Explore Flynn's Classification of computer architectures through interactive visualizations of SISD, SIMD, MISD, and MIMD systems.
Explore CPU pipeline stages, instruction-level parallelism, pipeline hazards, and branch prediction through interactive visualizations.
Master pipeline hazards through interactive visualizations of data dependencies, control hazards, structural conflicts, and advanced detection mechanisms.
Explore how CPU cache lines work, understand spatial locality, and see why memory access patterns dramatically impact performance through interactive visualizations.
Explore NUMA (Non-Uniform Memory Access) architecture, understanding how modern multi-socket systems manage memory locality and the performance implications of local vs remote memory access.
Explore how the NVIDIA GPU Operator automates GPU infrastructure management in Kubernetes, transforming manual GPU setup into a declarative, cloud-native system.
Explore the concept of CUDA contexts, their role in managing GPU resources, and how they enable parallel execution across multiple CPU threads.