Abstract: A computer-implemented method, system, and computer program product are provided. A processor defines and stores units of image data of a container image, where the units of image data are compressible. A processor represents the units as nodes in a dependency graph for a container image, including one or more nodes at a dependency level in the dependency graph.

Abstract: A technique for block data transfer is disclosed that reduces data transfer and memory access overheads and significantly reduces multiprocessor activity and energy consumption. Threads executing on a multiprocessor needing data stored in global memory can request and store the needed data in on-chip shared memory, which can be accessed by the threads multiple times. The data can be loaded from global memory and stored in shared memory using an instruction which directs the data into the shared memory without storing the data in registers and/or cache memory of the multiprocessor during the data transfer.

Abstract: Matrix multiplication operations can be implemented, at least in part, on one or more tensor cores of a parallel processing unit. An efficiency of the matrix multiplication operations can be improved in cases where one of the input operands or the output operand of the matrix multiplication operation is a square matrix having a triangular data pattern. In such cases, the number of computations performed by the tensor cores of the parallel processing unit can be reduced by dropping computations and/or masking out elements of the square matrix input operand on one side of the main diagonal of the square matrix. In other cases where the output operand exhibits the triangular data pattern, computations can be dropped or masked out for the invalid side of the main diagonal of the square matrix. In an embodiment, a library implementing the matrix multiplication operations is provided.

Abstract: A method, computer readable medium, and processor are described herein for inline data inspection by using a decoder to decode a load instruction, including a signal to cause a circuit in a processor to indicate whether data loaded by a load instruction exceeds a threshold value. Moreover, an indication of whether data loaded by a load instruction exceeds a threshold value may be stored.

Abstract: A technique for block data transfer is disclosed that reduces data transfer and memory access overheads and significantly reduces multiprocessor activity and energy consumption. Threads executing on a multiprocessor needing data stored in global memory can request and store the needed data in on-chip shared memory, which can be accessed by the threads multiple times. The data can be loaded from global memory and stored in shared memory using an instruction which directs the data into the shared memory without storing the data in registers and/or cache memory of the multiprocessor during the data transfer.

Abstract: Systems and methods for repairing aneurysms (e.g., abdominal aneurysm) are provided. The systems and methods provide stent-graft systems having a first stent and a main graft body wherein the main graft body is configured to be inserted through a blood vessel located above a diaphragm of the patient into a target blood vessel. In some instances, the first stent and the main graft body can be in a substantially end-to-end configuration. In some instances, the stent-graft systems and methods are configured for use in a single arterial puncture or incision in, for example, a blood vessel with a diameter less than or equal to the diameter of a femoral artery from the same patient or subject.

Abstract: A method, computer readable medium, and processor are described herein for inline data inspection by using a decoder to decode a load instruction, including a signal to cause a circuit in a processor to indicate whether data loaded by a load instruction exceeds a threshold value. Moreover, an indication of whether data loaded by a load instruction exceeds a threshold value may be stored.

Abstract: A technique for block data transfer is disclosed that reduces data transfer and memory access overheads and significantly reduces multiprocessor activity and energy consumption. Threads executing on a multiprocessor needing data stored in global memory can request and store the needed data in on-chip shared memory, which can be accessed by the threads multiple times. The data can be loaded from global memory and stored in shared memory using an instruction which directs the data into the shared memory without storing the data in registers and/or cache memory of the multiprocessor during the data transfer.

Abstract: A technique for block data transfer is disclosed that reduces data transfer and memory access overheads and significantly reduces multiprocessor activity and energy consumption. Threads executing on a multiprocessor needing data stored in global memory can request and store the needed data in on-chip shared memory, which can be accessed by the threads multiple times. The data can be loaded from global memory and stored in shared memory using an instruction which directs the data into the shared memory without storing the data in registers and/or cache memory of the multiprocessor during the data transfer.