---------is h100 supported?
Hi @Andrey1984 - Currently Isaac Sim is not supported on cloud h 100.
is it supported on GPU H100 [ not cloud]?
It might support but if you can’t do streaming because there is no NVENC.
@Andrey1984 Did u try running Isaac sim in H100 in headless mode . Is it working ?
Will isaac sim run on cloud h100?
To answer both the original question and the follow-ups from @sm1788 and @avinashyd2006:
H100 (cloud or on-prem) is not supported by Isaac Sim. This applies to headless mode as well.
The reason is architectural: Isaac Sim’s RTX renderer requires GPU Ray Tracing (RT) Cores for rendering sensors and synthetic data. The H100 and A100 are compute GPUs – they do not have RT Cores, so the RTX renderer cannot run on them. This is documented in the current Isaac Sim
Requirements (Isaac Sim Requirements — Isaac Sim Documentation):
│ “GPUs without RT Cores (A100, H100) are not supported.”
For cloud deployments, Isaac Sim is validated on RTX-class GPUs (e.g., L40S, RTX 6000 Ada, RTX 4090). NVIDIA provides deployment guides for several cloud providers with compatible GPU instances:
- AWS Deployment (Cloud Deployment — Isaac Sim Documentation)
- Azure Deployment (Cloud Deployment — Isaac Sim Documentation)
- Google Cloud Deployment (Cloud Deployment — Isaac Sim Documentation)
These guides cover headless/streaming setups on cloud instances with supported GPUs.
Closing this topic since the question has been answered. If you have follow-up questions about cloud deployment with a supported GPU, please open a new topic (Isaac Sim - NVIDIA Developer Forums) and link back here for context.