PyTorch

a part of a series of posts on optimizing data transfer using NVIDIA Nsight™ Systems (nsys) profiler. Part one focused on CPU-to-GPU data copies, and part two on GPU-to-CPU copies. On this post, we turn our attention...

is a to Optimizing Data Transfer in AI/ML Workloads where we demonstrated using NVIDIA Nsight™ Systems (nsys) in studying and solving the common data-loading bottleneck — occurrences where the GPU idles while it waits for input...

a , a deep learning model is executed on a dedicated GPU accelerator using input data batches it receives from a CPU host. Ideally, the GPU — the dearer resource — needs to...

AI/ML models will be an especially expensive endeavor. A lot of our posts have been focused on a wide range of suggestions, tricks, and techniques for analyzing and optimizing the runtime performance of AI/ML workloads....

grows, so does the criticality of optimizing their runtime performance. While the degree to which AI models will outperform human intelligence stays a heated topic of debate, their need for powerful and expensive...

Within the interest of managing reader expectations and stopping disappointment, we would love to start by stating that this post does not provide a totally satisfactory solution to the issue described within the title. We are...

is the a part of a series of posts on the subject of analyzing and optimizing PyTorch models. Throughout the series, we have now advocated for using the PyTorch Profiler in AI model development and demonstrated the...

before LLMs became hyped, there was an separating Machine Learning frameworks from Deep Learning frameworks. The talk was targeting Scikit-Learn, XGBoost, and similar for ML, while PyTorch and TensorFlow dominated the scene...