GPU computing
CUDA, HIP and SYCL kernels for simulation, analytics, signal processing and ML inference.
Engineering studio · GPU · C++ · Systems
ComputeIT designs and builds GPU-accelerated, low-latency systems. We turn slow, sequential workloads into fast, reliable, production-grade platforms — from the CUDA kernel up to the cluster architecture.
Capabilities
Most performance problems are not solved at one layer. We work from silicon to service boundary, so the fixes hold up in production.
CUDA, HIP and SYCL kernels for simulation, analytics, signal processing and ML inference.
Clean, testable C++20/23 with zero-cost abstractions, lock-free structures and cache-friendly memory layouts.
Architectures that scale and degrade gracefully, documented before the first line ships.
Profile-driven optimization with Nsight and perf, plus benchmark gates in CI so regressions never sneak back in.
Solvers, Monte Carlo, FFTs and sparse linear algebra — numerically stable and reproducible.
Sanitizers, fuzzing, observability and build systems — fast code also has to be correct and maintainable.
Code
Small, sharp and explicit about the hardware: shared-memory tiling, cache-line aware lock-free queues and overlapped copy/compute pipelines.
System design
A typical compute platform we design. Select a stage to see the decisions behind it.
Results
Representative engagement results across finance, simulation and media processing.
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Monte Carlo pricing engine moved from a CPU farm to multi-GPU nodes. Overnight batch became an interactive, on-demand query.
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Lock-free, allocation-free ingest pipeline with cache-aligned queues and kernel-bypass networking. p99 tail latency cut by 9×.
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Batching scheduler and CUDA-graph workers keep GPUs above 90% utilization while honouring per-tenant latency SLOs.
Contact
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