Rajat Raina, Anand Madhavan, and Andrew Ng published a landmark paper proving that using NVIDIA GPUs via CUDA to train deep belief networks achieved up to a 70x speedup compared to standard multi-core CPUs. This hardware validation proved to the world that parallel graphics chips could slash neural network training times from weeks to hours.
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