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- Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi created a functional, indigenous micro GPU that can be demonstrated in practice.
- The device is designed for low-cost electronic equipment, including industrial displays, navigation systems for e-rickshaws, and educational e-book readers.
- The project was led by M.Tech students Nammi Akash and M. Ravi Teja under the guidance of professors Jayadeva and M. Koushik Saha.
- This development aims to reduce India's reliance on imported graphics processing technology.
What to watch next
- Development of an 8 to 16-core vector-style graphics processor.
- Creation of an improved compiler and graphics software toolchain.
- Development of a proof-of-concept using 65nm ASIC technology.
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