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13 New CUDA Centers Push Total To Near 500 Posted: 07 Dec 2011 08:56 AM PST CUDA centers continue to spread the word about GPU-related parallel computing around the world. A further 13 universities and research Institutions in seven countries signed on today, pushing the total number of CUDA Research Centers and CUDA Teaching Centers to near 500. CUDA Teaching Centers instruct tens of thousands of students each year about parallel programming using GPUs based on NVIDIA CUDA architecture. They receive donated teaching kits, textbooks, software licenses, NVIDIA CUDA-enabled GPUs for teaching lab computers and academic discounts for additional hardware. CUDA Research Centers are recognized for embracing and utilizing GPU computing across multiple research fields. They are at the forefront of some of the world's most innovative and important scientific research. They have access to exclusive events with key researchers and academics, a designated NVIDIA technical liaison, as well as specialized online and in-person training sessions. Here are some examples of CUDA-related work taking place at the newest CUDA Research Centers: Eotvos University (Hungary) Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (Italy) University of Toledo(U.S.) The new CUDA Teaching Centers include:
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