raxis-cuda13
The CUDA 13 backend of raxis, a readable re-implementation of the core of PyTorch (ATen + autograd) in C++20.
pip install "raxis[cuda13]" # or pip install raxis-cuda13
installs raxis together with its GPU kernels, caching allocator and cuBLAS
bindings; import raxis loads them, and tensors move to the GPU with
.cuda() / .to("cuda") as in PyTorch. It needs an NVIDIA driver (the CUDA
runtime is linked statically, cuBLAS comes from NVIDIA's wheel).
raxis-cuda12 runs on drivers r525 and newer and on GPUs from Volta (sm_70) on; raxis-cuda13 needs a driver r580 or newer and a GPU from Turing (sm_75) on. Install only one of them.
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