Nvidia is announcing on Monday an upgrade to its Cuda Toolkit for developing parallel applications using Nvidia GPUs, with the latest version offering enhancements for application performance and ...

CUDA is a tightly bound ecosystem that has very little support beyond Nvidia's own hardware, forcing developers to use Nvidia GPUs exclusively if they want to build software in CUDA.

Nov 23, 2023 16:00:00 Summary of basic knowledge needed to speed up numerical calculations and AI training using GPU/CUDA with code examples GPUs have far more cores than CPUs and can perform a ...

However, the latest release notes confirm that CUDA Toolkit version 10.2 will be the last to support Apple's macOS. Nvidia and Apple don't get on.

Introducing SCALE, a toolkit that allows CUDA code to be compiled for AMD GPUs without any modifications This article, originally posted in Japanese on 12:30 Jul 16, 2024, may contains some ...

The official release notes for Nvidia's CUDA 12.9 Toolkit explicitly indicate that the next major release will no longer support Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta-based GPUs.

Over the email transom today, news that NVIDIA has released the latest version of its CUDA toolkit. There are a lot of changes; here are a few from the list The CUFFT Library now supports ...

There’s a Nvidia CUDA Compiler (NVCC)-compatible compiler that builds code for AMD GPUs, an implementation of the CUDA runtime, and an open-source wrapper for CUDA-X calls.

Compute Unified Device Architecture, or CUDA, is a software platform for doing big parallel calculation tasks on NVIDIA GPUs. It’s been a big part of the push to use GPUs for general purpose … ...

Although anyone using a CUDA application extensively probably has an Nvidia GPU, breaking down the walls of support is a major step toward a more open software ecosystem. It’s not clear how long Scale ...