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U.C. Berkeley Ph.D. Student Researcher Evan Shelhamer describes what GPU acceleration with cuDNN, a new NVIDIA software offering that makes it easier for deep learning practitioners to advance their work, brings to Caffe, one of the world’s most popular and actively developed deep learning frameworks.
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