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The document is a petition form for a Gun Violence Restraining Order (GVRO) in California, designed to help individuals request legal protection against someone they believe poses a significant danger due to firearm possession. It outlines the necessary information about the petitioner, respondent, and grounds for the restraining order, including details on firearms and previous court cases. The form also includes requests for temporary orders and hearings.

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What is GV100?

The NVIDIA Quadro GV100 reinvents the workstation to meet the demands of AI-enhanced design and visualization workflows. Its powered by NVIDIA Volta, delivering extreme memory capacity, scalability, and performance that designers, architects, and scientists need to create, build, and solve the impossible.

When did the G 100 GPU come out?

Products ModelYearTransistors (billion) GeForce G100 March 10, 2009 0.210 GeForce GT 120 March 10, 2009 0.314 GeForce GT 130 March 10, 2009 0.5053 more rows

When did the GV100 come out?

Products ModelLaunchTDP (Watts) Nvidia Titan V December 7, 2017 250 Nvidia Quadro GV100 March 27, 2018 Nvidia Titan V CEO Edition June 21, 20182 more rows

When did the Quadro GV100 come out?

Products ModelLaunchNVLink Support Nvidia Titan V December 7, 2017 No Nvidia Quadro GV100 March 27, 2018 Yes Nvidia Titan V CEO Edition June 21, 20182 more rows

When did A100 come out?

A100 accelerator and DGX A100 The Ampere-based A100 accelerator was announced and released on May 14, 2020. The A100 features 19.5 teraflops of FP32 performance, 6912 FP32/INT32 CUDA cores, 3456 FP64 CUDA cores, 40 GB of graphics memory, and 1.6 TB/s of graphics memory bandwidth.

What is the spec of GV100?

NVIDIAs GV100 GPU uses the Volta architecture and is made using a 12 nm production process at TSMC. With a die size of 815 mm and a transistor count of 21,100 million it is a very big chip. GV100 supports DirectX 12 (Feature Level 121). For GPU compute applications, OpenCL version 3.0 and CUDA 7.0 can be used.

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