Yangqing Jia developed and released Caffe (Convolutional Architecture for Fast Feature Embedding) at UC Berkeley. Engineered in C++ with native CUDA parallel hardware integration, Caffe became the first widely adopted open-source deep learning framework capable of processing over 60 million images per day on a single GPU, heavily accelerating corporate computer vision deployment.
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