Nvidia AI core software package RAPIDS now supports Microsoft Win11 Linux subsystem WSL

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com November 27, Nvidia announced the release of the latest version of the Game Ready driver with CUDA 12, as well as RAPIDS software suite support for machine learning, data analysis, and other AI / ML related technologies, which are now available on Windows 11 PC and are powered by Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU.

Nvidia RAPIDS and "Learning Deep Learning" were previously only available on Linux, but are now available on Microsoft Windows 11's Linux subsystem WSL.

CTOnews.com learned that RAPIDS consists of a series of open source software libraries and API for performing data science processes entirely on GPU, including data analysis, graphic analysis, geospatial analysis, signal analysis, and traditional machine learning. RAPIDS is built on the popular PyData stack.

Learning Deep Learning is an AI learning book, released as part of the Nvidia Advanced Learning and training Center (DLI) course content, students and students can use the basic training content contained in the book to enhance their learning of these technologies or as guidance.

Nvidia officials say the introduction of the technology to Windows 11 will greatly reduce the barriers for students to use the technology and give students more choices in how and where they learn.

In addition, Microsoft recently launched version 1.0.0 of WSL in GitHub and Windows 11 App Store, announcing that the Linux subsystem of Windows 11 has removed the Preview tag and ushered in the official version.