We also need to implement like how you kind of run this on GPU. You need to design the kernel implement using CUDA. I think overall, if you haveGPU, it can always be faster in most cases. So I guess most of the ZKVM teams, if not building it themselves, will be using some sort of open source version of this because it's an inevitable thing.
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