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GPU Support in WSL Survey #2422

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cwilhit opened this issue Aug 14, 2017 · 5 comments
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GPU Support in WSL Survey #2422

cwilhit opened this issue Aug 14, 2017 · 5 comments

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@cwilhit
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cwilhit commented Aug 14, 2017

WSL community,

We are currently looking into supporting GPU in WSL. We're working on gathering the scope of the request and understanding what work you're trying to accomplish. So we've created a survey to capture this feedback. It would be super helpful to us if you fill out this quick form found here:

https://www.surveybuilder.com/s/ykXHp

The survey will be open through August 27th

@therealkenc
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Two cents because saying it will make me feel better:

  • The User Voice stats are skewed by the big thumb put on the scale.
  • Known bugs don't get User Voice hits.

So sure, do CUDA. It has the most votes. But please don't burn all your cycles on the effort. There is a lot of kernel surface to work on that would enable far more scenarios for numerically more developers at a lower engineering effort cost.

@parthradia
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Hmm @therealkenc I think implementing CUDA should be a top priority - it will bring a solid number of ML researchers and devs to the platform, thereby increasing the community's ability to find more of those surface level bugs.

@cwilhit
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cwilhit commented Aug 28, 2017

Closing the issue as the survey is now closed.

@AbhimanyuAryan
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Any updates? It's 2019

@NicTanghe
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anny updates ? it's 2020

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