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NVIDIA releases CUDA 13.5 with Vera Rubin support

NVIDIA released CUDA Toolkit 13.5, providing General Availability support for the Vera Rubin architecture. The update optimizes multi-GPU communication and math libraries for low-precision operations to enhance large-scale AI training and inference throughput.

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