NVIDIA releases CUDA 13.5, Vera Rubin support moves to general availability
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NVIDIA has released CUDA 13.5, which provides general availability (GA) support for NVIDIA Vera Rubin, moving it from the early developer access phase to an enterprise production-ready state. NVIDIA says CUDA 13.5 also reaches GA on several important new platforms. This means enterprise users of Vera Rubin no longer need early access permissions and can deploy CUDA 13.5-based workloads directly in production environments.
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- NVIDIA Technical BlogNVIDIA CUDA 13.5 Brings NVIDIA Vera Rubin GA Support
NVIDIA CUDA 13.5 delivers general availability across major new platforms, with NVIDIA Vera Rubin support moving from early developer access to GA and being ready for enterprise production. The release is positioned as unlocking unprecedented performance and scale for AI and accelerated computing.
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