Can someone explain (like I'm 5) Nvidia's RAPIDS to me and its relation with Spark and Dask?

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    • I've tried to do a bit of reading about this but get confused, because Coiled claim RAPIDS as if it's a victory for Dask over Spark. But from looking at Nvidia's rapids website, rapids.ai, it seems like Rapids is just a way for either spark or dask or other things to run on GPUs?

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