NVIDIA cuDSS
NVIDIA cuDSS (Preview) is an optimized, first-generation GPU-accelerated Direct Sparse Solver library for solving linear systems with very sparse matrices. Direct Sparse Solvers are an important part of numerical computing for real-time applications like autonomous driving and process simulation, where increasing complexity and high throughput demands a robust direct solver.
Key Features
GPU-accelerated Solver
Capitalizing on the CPU’s sequential computing and the GPU’s parallel computing, cuDSS leverages both the CPU and GPU to solve sparse matrices with only a few non-zero elements per row. The result is significantly higher performance than CPU-only solvers .
Core Functionality Support
cuDSS solves sparse linear systems on single-GPU, multi-GPU, and multi-node platforms, including support for refactorization in cases with multiple systems, and different reorderings and types of matrices. cuDSS is also built to be stable, regardless of matrix size.
Optimized for NVIDIA GPUs
cuDSS supports all NVIDIA GPUs, Pascal and newer, allowing you to integrate direct sparse solvers across a variety of NVIDIA-powered platforms. cuDSS also benefits from the Grace Hopper Superchip architecture.
cuDSS Performance
Resources
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