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I talk with Zahra Ronaghi, Engineering Manager of AI Infrastructure at NVIDIA and Christoph Keller, Atmospheric Chemist with the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center about their collaboration to bring GPU-accelerated data science to the study of air pollution.
You can find their first blog on the collaboration here and their work around the atmospheric impact of COVID here.
For more about GPU accelerated shape this blog is a good place to start.
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