Fan Xiaotian knew why Jiang Songran had reacted that way.
Everyone in this room had reacted the same way when they first found out.
If they had not seen it with their own eyes, they would have assumed it was faked.
Fan Xiaotian pulled up the test script but did not run it immediately. Instead, he said to Jiang Songran, "Engineer Jiang, why don't you look over the code first?"
Of course Jiang Songran wanted to see it. A whole group had crowded around it for ages just now.
Jiang Songran privately admired Fan Xiaotian's thoughtfulness. It had not occurred to him at the moment, but he definitely would have wanted to inspect it shortly afterward.
So he did not stand on ceremony and leaned in to examine the test script's code.
The logic was simple: load sample data onto the target GPU, call the adaptation code, execute a single operator operation, repeat it a hundred thousand times, then calculate the average.
There was hardly any room for error.
After reading it, Jiang Songran entered the command himself.
He pressed Enter.
Then he stared fixedly at the screen.
Three minutes later, the results came out.
They were the same as in the report, and the same as the results they had just run.
The L100 really was fucking faster!
No wonder so many people had gathered around to watch earlier. You really did not get to see something like this often.
Forget the L100—even Nvidia's major competitors, AMD, Intel, or the cutting-edge products from top laboratories, how many could reliably outperform the H100? Even if it was just one operator.
Jiang Songran felt his breathing quicken.
He turned to Fan Xiaotian and asked, "You wrote this?"
Fan Xiaotian, Fan Xiaotian. He had always thought the kid was just full of