Gpu

+A [GPU](/wiki/Gpu) (Graphics Processing Unit) is a specialized electronic circuit designed for rapidly manipulating memory to create images. Its [parallel architecture](/wiki/Parallel_Architecture) makes it exceptionally efficient for computations critical to [rendering](/wiki/Rendering) and [Artificial Intelligence](/wiki/Artificial_Intelligence), processing vast datasets concurrently. Modern GPUs are also vital components in [Parallel Computing](/wiki/Parallel_Computing) systems.

+Major manufacturers of GPUs and [Graphics Card](/wiki/Graphics_Card)s include [NVIDIA](/wiki/NVIDIA) and [AMD](/wiki/AMD) (which acquired [ATI](/wiki/ATI)). Historically, companies like [Intel](/wiki/Intel), [Matrox](/wiki/Matrox), [VIA](/wiki/VIA) (with [S3](/wiki/S3)), [Trident](/wiki/Trident), and [SiS](/wiki/SiS) also played significant roles in the market.

+A [GPU](/wiki/Gpu) (Graphics Processing Unit) is a specialized electronic circuit designed for rapidly manipulating memory to create images. Its parallel architecture makes it exceptionally efficient for computations critical to graphics rendering and [Artificial Intelligence](/wiki/Artificial_Intelligence), processing vast datasets concurrently. Modern GPUs are also vital components in [Parallel Computing](/wiki/Parallel_Computing) systems.

+## See also

+- [CPU](/wiki/Cpu)

+- [Graphics Card](/wiki/Graphics_Card)

+- [Machine Learning](/wiki/Machine_Learning)