SIMD
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What is SIMD?
SIMD (Single Instruction, Multiple Data) is a type of parallel processing that enables a single instruction to operate on multiple data points simultaneously. It's commonly used to accelerate multimedia processing (e.g., image and video editing), scientific computing, and other applications that involve performing the same operation on large arrays of data. SIMD implementations can be found in CPUs and GPUs as vector processing units.
What other technologies are related to SIMD?
SIMD Competitor Technologies
SIMD Complementary Technologies
AVX
AVX (Advanced Vector Extensions) is a specific SIMD instruction set extension for x86 processors. It's a concrete implementation of SIMD.
Neon
Neon is a SIMD instruction set extension for ARM processors. It's a specific implementation of SIMD.
GPU
GPUs heavily rely on SIMD for parallel processing of graphics data. They are designed to perform the same operation on multiple data elements simultaneously.
Which job functions commonly mention SIMD?
Performance Engineer
0.6% of all Performance Engineer jobs mention SIMD
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Machine Learning
0.1% of all Machine Learning jobs mention SIMD
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AI Engineer
0.1% of all AI Engineer jobs mention SIMD
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Engineer
715 Engineer jobs mention SIMD
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Engineering & R&D
735 Engineering & R&D jobs mention SIMD
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