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cuda

American  
[koo-duh] / ˈku də /

noun

Slang.
  1. a barracuda.


Etymology

Origin of cuda

By shortening

Example Sentences

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In 2006, Nvidia released CUDA, its proprietary software library that allows developers to build applications using the company’s chips and make them run faster.

From The Wall Street Journal

Starting in 2004, Nvidia began building software known as CUDA.

From Barron's

Today, just about all AI researchers know how to use CUDA; far fewer understand Google’s software, which is much less mature.

From Barron's

Investigative reporter Heidi Siegmund Cuda writes about US politics and culture at her Substack newsletter and for Byline Times, and Byline Supplement.

From Salon

Investigative reporter and author Heidi Siegmund Cuda writes about U.S. politics and culture for Byline Times and Byline Supplement.

From Salon