Ah, thanks, I&#x27;m familiar with those papers and the spinoff. Great job! :)<p>I just find it mindblowing how efficient GPUs are at processing this kind of data. I&#x27;ve written implementations for a 6-core DSP (40K ascans&#x2F;s), modern 4-core CPUs (~70K), 12-core server CPUs (~180K), my laptop&#x27;s AMD GPU (&gt;120K), a desktop Nvidia 980 GPU (more ascans&#x2F;s than I care to benchmark.) From a price&#x2F;performance&#x2F;simplicity point of view, the GPU outperforms anything else out there right now.<p>Right now I&#x27;m putting this extra computing power to improving quality in other ways than the regular OCT signal processing pipeline. 1M+ ascans&#x2F;s OCT is great because it opens up new use-cases - I&#x27;d love to work on those one day in the future - but there&#x27;s still a surprising amount of untapped potential in 100K OCT (in the sense that 100K + better processing can actually give better image quality than 1M + typical processing.)