PyPI packages don't include the base CUDA install (not sure if you meant to imply that, but it can read that way). But yes, this is it. If you have a compiled

PyPI packages don't include the base CUDA install (not sure if you meant to imply that, but it can read that way). But yes, this is it. If you have a compiled library based on CUDA that results in a pretty large binary, and you need one for each version of the CUDA API * Python version * OS, that adds up quickly.