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Hire us to accelerate your code. Or to train your pros. Or even to write new code for your organization!

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[column type="one-third" ][line]Lincoln Financial Group ported their CPU code (C/C++) to CUDA, and this enabled them to speed up the necessary financial calculations. Their primary objective was to reduce the time taken to run this code. Before porting to CUDA, they required 10-12 hours to run the entire code. After porting to CUDA, they were able to do the same work in about 30 minutes.[/column][column type="one-third" ][line]Reveal Imaging, an SAIC company, uses ArrayFire in developing threat-detection products for transportation systems—such as cargo and baggage screening in airports—and in securing facilities and public events.[/column][column type="one-third" last="true" ][line]The Glasses.com app relies on computer vision to recognize the features of a user’s face. The application then generates an accurate, high-fidelity, three-dimensional model of that face, and virtually places selected frames on the image.[/column]
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