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Erik Lindahl, professor of biophysics at Stockholm University and the KTH Royal Institute of Technology, joins us at Supercomputing 2018 to celebrate some of the major developer milestones in GPU-accelerated HPC and deep learning history. Erik describes how advancements GPU computing have helped his research achieve new heights.
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