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![5 Comparison of computing power of CPUs and GPUs over the last decade [14] | Download Scientific Diagram](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/257709166/figure/fig1/AS:515307632173056@1499870321185/Comparison-of-computing-power-of-CPUs-and-GPUs-over-the-last-decade-14.png "5 Comparison of computing power of CPUs and GPUs over the last decade [14] | Download Scientific Diagram")
5 Comparison of computing power of CPUs and GPUs over the last decade [14] | Download Scientific Diagram
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James Stanley - What would the total computing power of the entire world in 1970 cost today?
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