| Since 2007, NVIDIA and AccelerEyes have collaborated to deliver the power of GPU computing to MATLAB® users with Jacket™. Jacket programming has become a popular method for accelerating MATLAB® code on the GPU due to its ease-of-use, broad function library, and great GPU performance. | ![]() |
| Jacket includes many key features to deliver results on full applications: > Over 500 functions, including math, signal processing, image processing, and statistics > Specialized FOR loops to run many iterations simultaneously with GFOR > An optimized runtime to optimize memory bandwidth and kernel configurations > Integrate users' own CUDA kernels into MATLAB® via the Jacket SDK > Compute across multiple NVIDIA GPUs via Jacket MGL and HPC |
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![]() Brief Jacket Tutorial Video in MATLAB |
![]() GPU Computing Intro with Jacket |
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With Jacket programming, the MATLAB® community can enjoy GPU-acceleration with an easy, high-level interface. After achieving success with the fast MATLAB® prototypes, Jacket programmers can also use ArrayFire to achieve high-level acceleration directly in C, C++, Fortran, or Python.
![]() Relative Performance, Potential Field Extrapolation on Magnetogram |
Video tour of GPU Computing with MATLAB® using Jacket |
| The powerful GPU computing capabilities in Jacket were developed on Tesla and Quadro GPU computing products and require the use of recent CUDA-capable NVIDIA GPUs, such as NVIDIA Tesla 10-series or 20-series products. Tesla and Quadro GPU computing products are designed to deliver the highest computational performance with the most reliable numerical accuracy, and are available and supported by the world's leading professional system manufacturers. |
NVIDIA Tesla and Quadro products are available from all major professional workstation OEMs. Only Tesla GPU computing products are designed and qualified for compute cluster deployment.
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