Warehouse-Scale Video Acceleration: Co-Design and Deployment in the Wild (ASPLOS '21)
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Google's VCU paper reporting 20–33x efficiency over tuned software encoding, with the bin-packing scheduler and YouTube-scale deployment experience.
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Warehouse-Scale Video Acceleration: Co-Design and Deployment in the Wild (ASPLOS '21) is cataloged in Encoding & Codecs and Hardware Codecs & Acceleration.
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