I know Nvidia contributes substantially to opensource but I was wondering if there was a centralized location to find which versions of software are required to enable utilization of the latest nvidia hardware functionality. For example I saw that there is a special nvidia tensorflow which is 10x optimized. How can I find the same for pytorch, and other open source libraries. For example NEON instruction support was added to snappy 1.1.10 and AES-NI support was added to openssl v1.1.1w
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