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From the article: "The GPU can be seen by Windows, but Nvidia only publishes Arm drivers for Linux, not Windows. So in device manager you just see a Basic Displ

From the article: "The GPU can be seen by Windows, but Nvidia only publishes Arm drivers for Linux, not Windows. So in device manager you just see a Basic Display Adapter, and it can't really do anything." Never thought I'd live in a world where drivers are published for Linux first. This is great.

VHRanger 3y ago
I mean, arm drivers for GPUs are used a ton in scientific computing and deep learning. Nvidia sells ARM servers with 8-16 GPUs to my knowledge. So that makes sense
- baq 3y ago
  Nvidia also wanted to buy ARM and has just announced their own ARM CPU, so yeah.
  - 7734128 3y ago
    And they have been pushing Tegra for more than a decade.
- justin66 3y ago
  Their embedded SoCs include GPUs as well.
a_t48 3y ago
The NVIDIA Jetson is Arm based, with (duh) their GPU. Funnily enough, at $DAYJOB I used an Altra Arm server to do builds of our codebase - it replaced having to build the code directly on a device sitting on a rack in our server room (slow! Especially on Xavier), and saved me from having to set up a cross compile.