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What is DPU?
A Data Processing Unit (DPU) is a programmable processor designed to accelerate data processing workloads in modern data centers. It's often used to offload tasks from the CPU, such as networking, storage, and security functions, improving performance and efficiency.
What other technologies are related to DPU?
DPU Competitor Technologies
GPU
GPUs can perform similar data processing tasks as DPUs, though with different architectures and strengths, making them a potential alternative in some scenarios.
CPU
CPUs handle general-purpose computing tasks and, while DPUs offload certain tasks, there is overlap in functionality, especially related to networking and security. DPUs aim to offload tasks traditionally handled by the CPU.
DPU Complementary Technologies
RoCE
RDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCE) is a networking protocol that DPUs can use to accelerate network communication, making it a complementary technology.
InfiniBand
InfiniBand is a high-performance interconnect technology that DPUs can leverage for fast data transfer, particularly in HPC and data center environments.
ARM
DPUs often incorporate ARM processors for control plane processing and running network functions, making ARM a complementary technology.
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Which job functions commonly mention DPU?
Solutions Architect
63 Solutions Architect jobs mention DPU
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Chip Designer
32 Chip Designer jobs mention DPU
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Test Engineer
30 Test Engineer jobs mention DPU
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Engineering & R&D
314 Engineering & R&D jobs mention DPU
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Engineer
285 Engineer jobs mention DPU
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