Gaussian Processes with a stationary kernel are faster if you are working on a grid of points. The main tricks here seem to be circulant embeddings and circulant approximations, which enable one to leverage fast Fourier transforms. This complements, perhaps, the trick of filtering Gaussian processes.
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