Neural Shading Course: Part 7 - How to Get the Best Hardware Acceleration using Cooperative Vectors @NVIDIAGameDeveloper
Neural Shading Course: Part 7 - How to Get the Best Hardware Acceleration using Cooperative Vectors @NVIDIAGameDeveloper
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video, you'll learn how to map MLP layers onto tensor-core hardware using cooperative vectors across APIs (D3D12/Vulkan/Metal). Shows inference and training paths, layouts, atomics, and custom autodiff wrappers.

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Neural Shading Course: Part 7 - How to Get the Best Hardware Acceleration using Cooperative Vectors

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