You can get Nvidias CUDA on three popular enterprise Linux distros now - why it matters
Summary
Nvidia has partnered with SUSE, Canonical, and CIQ to package the CUDA toolkit natively into Rocky Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise, and Ubuntu. This change makes it easier for AI and HPC teams to install and update CUDA on enterprise Linux systems. The update should reduce deployment risk, shorten time-to-production, and improve support for GPU-accelerated workloads. CIQ will also provide prebuilt CUDA-enabled Rocky Linux images through registries and cloud marketplaces. The move positions these Linux distros as more ready for enterprise AI infrastructure.
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Canonical, Ltd.
$50M to $100M
NVIDIA Corporation
$1B+
TensorFlow
$10M to $25M
SUSE
$250M to $500M
Canonical
$10M to $25M
CIQ
$10M to $25M
PyTorch
$10M to $25M
Rocky Linux
$1M to $5M