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Thanks, I remember it used to cost money but I couldn't remember if it still did.

• gaius 8y ago
  I guess NVidia figure they can make more selling cards than charging for the library !
  • mkl 8y ago
    Numba is not made by NVidia. It is [1] made by Anaconda (formerly Continuum Analytics), which was co-founded by Travis Oliphant, the primary author of NumPy. [1] (primarily - it's open source)
    • gaius 8y ago
      Right, but the NVidia drivers are free for it now, whereas they didn’t used to be according to the OP.
      • gh02t 8y ago
        They aren't drivers, it's just the ability to generate CUDA kernels in Numba. It has nothing to do with Nvidia supporting it, they were not involved AFAIK.
        • gaius 8y ago
          Interesting, thanks :-) either way, we’re all set to accelerate Python code on the GPU! Personally I intend to focus my efforts here rather than learning Julia.