Implementing GPU workloads is becoming very important for governments around the world. They are adopting advanced computing to handle large amounts of data. GPUs help them make decisions quickly and carry out important tasks. IDC forecasts that worldwide data will hit 175 zettabytes by 2025 ( source ). Most of this figure generated from public sector digitization, surveillance technologies, and citizen services. Traditional CPU-based systems often struggle to meet these needs, particularly when multiple calculations must occur simultaneously. This is where GPUs (Graphics Processing Units) have a significant impact. CPUs contain a limited number of cores that handle tasks sequentially whereas GPUs possess thousands of cores that operate simultaneously. This allows them to be up to 100 times quicker for data-intensive tasks. For government entities engaged in defence simulations, intelligence evaluation, public safety, disaster management, and scientific investigatio...