1、1Tracing the Path of a Row through a GPU-enabled Query Engine on the Grace-Blackwell ArchitectureClemens Lutz,Senior Developer Technology EngineerThomas Graves,Principal Systems Software EngineerDatabricks Data+AI Summit 20252Forward-looking StatementThis presentation has been prepared for informati
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6、developments or otherwise.3Data Processing with GPUsPremiseGPU MemGPU MemGPUData=TBsHow can GPUs scale to large data?Data parallel TB/s memory bandwidth TFLOPS compute throughput4GPU MemGPU MemGPUData Processing with GPUsTypical GPU-enabled DBMS ArchitectureCPU MemCPU MemCPUstoread hoc transfer proc