A fast GPU memory copy library based on NVIDIA GPUDirect RDMA technology
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A fast GPU memory copy library based on NVIDIA GPUDirect RDMA technology
Thin, unified, C++-flavored wrappers for the CUDA APIs
Training neural networks in TensorFlow 2.0 with 5x less memory
Terminal monitor for NVIDIA GPUs on Linux and DGX Spark: live GPU usage, memory, power and temperature, each process's GPU memory in its own color, a record of every GPU job from start to end with how it ended, and history that survives restarts.
A Toolkit for Training, Tracking, Saving Models and Syncing Results
A memory profiler for NVIDIA GPUs to explore memory inefficiencies in GPU-accelerated applications.
OpenCV & Spout C++ library. Shared GPU memory and processing at reach.
Rust embedded things running on the seL4 microkernel for the Raspberry Pi 3
Python library for memory-constrained activation checkpoint optimization, recomputation scheduling, and GPU training performance analysis.
A tiny, useful command-line tool to show each user gpu usage, pid under each gpu, provide more details than nvidia-smi/gpustat
A simple tool to find out GPU VRAM requirements for running LLMs
Accurate VRAM calculator for Local LLMs (Llama 4, DeepSeek V3, Qwen 2.5). Calculates GGUF quantization, GQA context overhead, and offloading limits
Demonstration of generating mini-batches in Tensorlfow from GPU memory.
A prefix-cache advisor for LLM serving infrastructure that recommends KV-cache capacity and eviction policies from your request traces/logs.
V-native Vulkan memory allocator with budget-aware placement, block suballocation, upload rings and diagnostics.
Dynamic GPU Layer Swapping: Train large models on consumer GPUs with intelligent memory management
A fork of Kubernetes with support of schedulable resource of NVIDIA GPU memory
Phase-manifold registration of 4D-CT: full-resolution (1 mm) deformable registration of 144 million voxels in ~2.4-3.3 GB of GPU memory, with an executable verification suite.
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