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Installing CUDA

Installing CUDA

Installing CUDA is also very simple, there is clear documentation and detailed documentation available on NVIDIA website. You need a supported GPU from NVIDIA and you also need a supported operating system. So system requirement is CUDA capable GPU and a supported version of Linux and then you can install CUDA toolkit on top of it. It is supported on various versions of Linux and Windows, then it is supported on x86 whereas ARM platforms also plus some prerequisite installation you need GCC as compiler on that. You could download CUDA toolkit and get started with the installation so pretty straightforward and if you are using a pre-configured AMI or Azure Linux from cloud provider it may already be installed. check which version of CUDA is installed on your machine again the same command which is NVIDIA SMI. If you look here it talks and tells you that it is CUDA version 13 installed on it. Let me check the other machine which has multiple GPUs what is the version on top of it let me…

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