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David Lawrence Rager

Guy Lewis Steele, Jr

Andrew Brownsword

Christopher Hans Olson

Josephus Ebergen

John Patrick Connelly

Matthew Perry Abrams

Austin Lee

Ron Nordan

Robert Otto Barnes, Ii

Rahul Dilip Jagad

Dmitry Nadehzin

Disclosed are techniques for processing user profiles using data structures that are specialized for processing by a GPU. More particularly, the disclosed techniques relate to systems and methods for evaluating characteristics of user profiles to determine whether to offload certain user profiles to the GPU for processing or to process the user profiles locally by one or more central processing units (CPUs). Processing user profiles may include comparing the interest tags included in the user profiles with logic trees, for example, logic trees representing marketing campaigns, to identify user profiles that match the campaigns.

Enhanced processing of user profiles using data structures specialized for graphical processing units (GPUs)

A sleep system includes a pair of riser members spaced apart by a predetermined distance. A rigid connective member between the riser members may provide this spacing. A flexible sheet extends between the riser members and may be secured to the riser members by respective clamps that hold the ends of the sheet to the respective riser members. A flexible load-bearing member, such as a sleeve that encloses one or more cushion elements, may be situated atop the flexible sheet to provide support to the user's head and neck at a height selectable by the user adjusting one of, or both of, the clamps on the riser members.

Sleep system

A multiplier unit may be configured to generate a final approximation of an iterative arithmetic operation performed on two operands. Circuitry coupled to the multiplier unit may perform a shift operation and a mask operation on the final approximation to generate shifted and un-shifted approximations, respectively. The circuitry may generate a first remainder using the un-shifted approximation and a sign value of a second remainder using the first remainder. Using the sign value of the second remainder, the circuitry may perform a rounding operation on the shifted approximation to generate a final answer.

Iterative division with reduced latency

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