Creating tile data is slow due to large files of over 10GB (tif)

[MICZTOP]

Creating tile data for files over 10GB is slow and takes a month. It would be great if we could use GPUs to handle it

[Gigas002]

While it is a great idea, I don't think it's easily feasible on dotnet, at least it wasn't sever years ago when I was actively developing this project and was looking into a way to do it.
I am using libvips bindings to crop images, at that time it was the best choice performance-wise. Since that time I have heard, that ImageMagick have implemented some GPU workloads via OpenCL, so it may be a good idea to look at Magick.NET to implement this.
I think implementing a native library on some lower-level language like c++ and creating bindings for c# would be a good solution too, but even more complicated than above task.
Also, I don't remember the app taking so long to crop a 10Gb tiff file. I once fed it a 200Gb tiff and it took a week on my workstation to crop it.

Personally, I'd prefer just to rewrite it on rust for better low-level stuff support and control over things. The library isn't complicated, and I think theoretically it's kinda doable, using image, proj, gdal and wgpu crates.