Message boards : Graphics cards (GPUs) : New Nvidia licence - not allowed to do science any more?
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Any comments on this article: In other words, if you wanted to bung a bunch of GeForce GPUs into a server box and use them to accelerate math-heavy software – such as machine learning, simulations and analytics – then, well, you can't without breaking your licensing agreement with Nvidia Does this affect GPUGRID? | |
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Does this affect GPUGRID? hm, no idea whether it would or not. But, realistically: how would NVIDIA ever find out what you are doing with the GPU in your PC? | |
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Not me personally, but GPUGRID is a public grid using Nvidia GPUs. It's not hard to find out what they're doing and what type of hardware is being used. | |
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This issue is already discussed in the No GeForce in Datacenter thread. | |
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The restriction only applies for datacenters. It seems a move to stop cloud providers to use geforce. There are several rendendering farms that do that. | |
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Message boards : Graphics cards (GPUs) : New Nvidia licence - not allowed to do science any more?