Appealing to numbers without more context doesn&#x27;t make for a very interesting conversation.<p>I&#x27;m going to guess that your applications do some kind of streaming numerical processing or maybe some kind of large linear algebra. And, GPU cores are great that.<p>There&#x27;s other applications that have a more complex work profile in terms of interleaving branchy logic with numerical processing. A good example of this might be a OLAP Database. They need do some query parsing, building a plan, optimizing that plan, work with indexes, do data decompression (traditional schemes and data specific schemes) then process that data, and do operations on it (join, filter, aggregate).<p>There&#x27;s so many steps in that process and some of them require branching logic some of then numerical processing and some of them a combination of both. If you breakup a large query (partition) the Phi being good at both kind of computation and having fast RAM makes it an ideal platform to develop this.