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The telemetry aspect is easily resolved by any enterprise that cares enough about it. The conclusion that this is more to do with the overall architecture and
by greggsy 3y ago
The telemetry aspect is easily resolved by any enterprise that cares enough about it.
The conclusion that this is more to do with the overall architecture and deployment of the existing driver is much more plausible.
- doctorpangloss 3y ago> The telemetry aspect is easily resolved by any enterprise that cares enough about it. Yeah, this is how, by writing your own driver. NVIDIA sells you turnkey DGX machines. It doesn't give you firmware. You have to be Internet-connected to refresh your various licenses, at some point, which is the moment the telemetry is shared. Google "NVIDIA telemetry." If you are using NVIDIA on the cloud, well all bets are off. You are using their drivers. Amazon can't force you, in your VM, to install a different driver for the GPU you are using - there's no alternative to the proprietary one. Hence, my theory for why Red Hat could be paid to do this. Telemetry is something that NVIDIA doesn't budge on for enterprises. You're welcome to see for yourself and start a sales call. I hear they're pretty busy.