But it doesn't seem to answer how it works in Jupyter notebooks, or if it does at all. Is the GPU acceleration done "client-side" (JavaScript?) or "server-side" (in the kernel?) or is there an option for both?
Because I've used supposedly fast visualization libraries in Google Colab before, but instead of updating at 30 fps, it takes 2 seconds to update after a click, because after the new image is rendered it has to be transmitted via the Jupyter connector and network and that can turn out to be really slow.
But it doesn't seem to answer how it works in Jupyter notebooks, or if it does at all. Is the GPU acceleration done "client-side" (JavaScript?) or "server-side" (in the kernel?) or is there an option for both?
Because I've used supposedly fast visualization libraries in Google Colab before, but instead of updating at 30 fps, it takes 2 seconds to update after a click, because after the new image is rendered it has to be transmitted via the Jupyter connector and network and that can turn out to be really slow.