Yоu аre designing а GPU system аnd want tо fully utilize the available memоry bandwidth. System setup:Memory bandwidth: 2 TB/sData format: FP16 (2 bytes per element) The GPU has 40 SMs.Each SM: Runs at 1 GHz Has 1 tensor core Program info: Each warp has 32 threads (you may assume warps are always available to keep tensor cores busy). Each tensor core performs matrix multiply on N × N square matrices. Each matrix operation reads two N × N input matrices and writes one N × N output matrix, all in FP16.→ Each operation transfers 3 × N² elements = 3 × N² × 2 bytes. Each tensor-core matrix operation takes exactly 1 cycle, regardless of N. Assume all SMs and tensor cores are active every cycle, and there are no cache effects or other bottlenecks. Question:What is the smallest matrix size (N × N) that allows the tensor cores to fully utilize the 2 TB/s memory bandwidth?Choose the closest value. If two are equally close, pick the larger one.
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