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CUDA Cores

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Definition

General-purpose parallel processing units in NVIDIA GPUs that handle a wide range of computational tasks. Unlike Tensor Cores which are specialized for matrix operations, CUDA cores are more versatile but slower for AI workloads.

GPUs featuring CUDA Cores

NVIDIA Groq 3 LPU

Groq LPU · 2026

NVIDIA Rubin

Rubin · 2026 · 288 GB

NVIDIA Vera Rubin

Rubin · 2026 · 576 GB

NVIDIA Rubin CPX

Rubin · 2026 · 128 GB

NVIDIA B200

Blackwell · 2025 · 180 GB

NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell

Blackwell · 2025 · 128 GB
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