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We open sourced the GPU Glossary

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Summary

The GPU Glossary, an interlinked collection of concise resources on GPU programming, has been released on GitHub under a Creative Commons BY 4.0 license. Created to address the limited availability of accessible, cross-stack GPU education and reference material, it aims to provide human-friendly documentation for the complexities of high-performance computing. Community interest following its initial release prompted requests for corrections, new sections, eBook conversion, and other contributions, leading its creators to open the source material for easier collaboration and reuse with attribution. The repository includes pre-populated issues for planned additions such as matrix-multiplication kernel examples, coverage of Thread Block Clusters, and a script to compile the glossary into a single Markdown file.

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