Is there CUDA support in Sage?
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
    
        
        asked 7 years ago  
 
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        updated 7 years ago  
 
 
 
 
 
I'm interested to learn whether there is CUDA support in Sage. I did a quick search and I found the following questions and trac, SAGE and GPUs, Sage and CUDA, and PyCUDA package. But, all these stuff seem to be from 7-8 years ago. What is the current status of CUDA support in Sage? Are there any guides available as to how to enable and work with CUDA in Sage?
 
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You can probably "sage -pip" install pytorch, theano, caffe, tensorflow, etc, within the sage environment. pytorch for instance installs very smoothly: 
http://pytorch.org/
... but that wouldn't be very integrated. I don't think you should expect symbolic integration or group theory in the GPU for some time.
pang gravatar imagepang (
    
        7 years ago
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@pang I guess so, but still wanted to learn more about current support of CUDA in Sage.
ninho gravatar imageninho (
    
        7 years ago
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Frequently modifying a single word of your question so that it stays on top of the ask.sagemath.org website is not a fair way to get it answered.
tmonteil gravatar imagetmonteil (
    
        7 years ago
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