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nvidia adds vera rubin support to cuda toolkit 13.5
nvidia releases cuda 13.5 with general availability for vera rubin gpus and windows on arm support for dgx station.
Summary
nvidia released cuda toolkit 13.5 with production support for the vera rubin gpu architecture and windows on arm support for dgx station. the update adds new scheduling controls, multi-gpu communication in cuda tile, and python library updates.
What changed
- cuda toolkit 13.5 adds production support for the nvidia vera rubin gpu architecture and windows on arm for dgx station.
- locality domain enhancements let applications choose between uniform streaming multiprocessor partitions or all available sm partitions.
- nvidia multi-process service v3 adds weighted timeslicing, sm partition load balancing, and cgroup-based routing.
- cuda tile gains multi-gpu communication on nvlink and nvswitch fabrics along with a public preview of simt interoperability.
- cuda python cuda.core 1.2 introduces batched memory copies, programmatic dependent launch, and flexible graph updates.
Availability
Available now“Download CUDA Toolkit 13.5 to begin using the new features.”
Founder takeaway
download cuda toolkit 13.5 to test the new vera rubin support and scheduling controls.
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