To take advantage of MIG in CUDA 12.6, ensure that your system is equipped with an NVIDIA Hopper or later GPU. Then, follow these steps:
The CUDA 12.6 December 2025 update delivers production-ready support for NVIDIA Blackwell datacenter GPUs (B100/B200) and critical performance enhancements for AI training and HPC simulations.
As of December 2025, CUDA 12.6 is a established version of NVIDIA's parallel computing platform, having originally debuted in August 2024. By late 2025, the toolkit has seen several iterative updates—most notably reaching —which focuses on refining compatibility for the latest GPU architectures and operating systems. CUDA 12.6 Release Overview
⚠️ Kepler support removed. Maxwell = legacy.
From CUDA 12.4+ → In-place driver update + toolkit reinstall. From CUDA 11.x → Required application recompilation (SM 3.x removal).
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