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Nvidia to bring CUDA platform support to the RISC-V Nvidia announced it is working to bring CUDA platform support to the RISC-V instruction set architecture (ISA) at the 2025 RISC-V Summit in China, with the goal of enabling RISC-V to serve as a main processor for CUDA-based systems Nvidia has clarified that support for CUDA with RISC-V is a work in progress and has not announced a timeline for its release The company noted that the project
Nvidia unlocks CUDA for RISC-V processors, pushing AI . . . RISC-V International shared a slide from his presentation illustrating an ideal CUDA AI setup with GPU, CPU, and DPU (data-processing unit) components, highlighting the platform's potential to
Nvidia Unveils CUDA Support for RISC-V Processors, Boosting . . . In a move that could reshape the landscape of artificial intelligence computing, Nvidia Corp has announced official support for its CUDA software platform on RISC-V processors, expanding the reach of this open-source instruction set architecture (ISA) into high-performance AI and high-performance computing (HPC) systems
Nvidia CUDA gets RISC-V support • The Register However, high-performance RISC-V processors appropriate for the datacenter remain few and far between In this respect, Nvidia's decision to announce CUDA support for the ISA in China is fitting Over the past few years, the Middle Kingdom has made a concerted effort to end its reliance on Western CPUs, with RISC-V playing a central role
NVIDIA Ports CUDA to RISC-V, Betting Big on Open-Source ISA Now that CUDA is fully supported on RISC-V, NVIDIA could look into alternatives for its Grace CPU to be built on the RISC-V ISA As the open-source ISA slowly breaks into the server space with the RVA23 specification, which NVIDIA mandates for CUDA support, we could see some interesting heterogeneous designs