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Difference of CPU and GPU for parallel applications (Yunseon)
'''What is the difference? '''
CPU can work on a variety of different calculations, while a GPU is best at focusing all the computing abilities on a specific task. Because the CPU is consisting of a few cores (up to 24) optimized for sequential serial processing. It is designed to maximize the performance of a single task within a job; however, it can do a variety of tasks.  On the other hand, GPU uses thousands of processor cores running simultaneously and it enables massive parallelism where each of the cores is focused on making efficient calculations which are repetitive and highly-paralleled architecture computing tasks.       [[File:cpuGpu.png|700px|center|]]
== Latest GPU specs (Yunseon) ==
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