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  4. Graphics chips rev up research results

Graphics chips rev up research results

BBC News has published an article on the use of computer graphics cards to rapidly perform calculations. The article includes comments from Mike Giles of the Mathematical Institute on how he uses this new approach to computation for financial modelling.

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