Nvidia Unveils First Mobile Supercomputer for Embedded Systems
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Nvidia Unveils First Mobile Supercomputer for Embedded Systems
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Re: Nvidia Unveils First Mobile Supercomputer for Embedded Systems
#2I am surprised that no hackernews users has responded to this news yet. It sounds an exciting platform for all kinds of innovations.
Re: Nvidia Unveils First Mobile Supercomputer for Embedded Systems
#3I am surprised that no hackernews users has responded to this news yet. It sounds an exciting platform for all kinds of innovations.
The people who were interested probably bought the AMD-powered Gizmo Sphere already? (www.gizmosphere.org)
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#4Could something like this work for a home server?
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#5I'm impressed by the price point ($192) and pretty curious to see what I can do with it besides computer vision. Bioinformatics co-processor that works with my laptop? I've wanted that for a long while now.
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#7Could something like this work for a home server?
You may be able to use it for a home server but unless you have a particular need for the NVIDIA parallel processor you're better off with other cheaper systems. If you're looking for a tiny home server check out a Raspberry Pi or ODroid: http://hardkernel.com/main/products/prdt_info.php
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#8Could something like this work for a home server?
You can get the same performance for less money with a normal graphics card. Assuming you need a workstation card (for support or something), http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814133... the Quadro K600 also has 192 cores and similar ~330 GFLOPS performance. It will probably use more power, but it's about the same price. If you use gaming cards instead of workstation cards, it gets much cheaper.
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#9Anybody know if the FPGA's branching model has been improved?
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#10Could be a great platform for WPA2 key cracking and encryption bruteforcing when paired with tools like Pyrit or HashCat