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I'm wondering if it'd be possible to use TensorFlow GPU running on an Ubuntu VM that's running on a Windows machine.

A search shows that this was not possible around 1.5-2 years ago as tf on ubuntu was unable to access the gpu through the VM (1, 2). According to what it says here, it seems like it could technically be a remote possibility. I was wondering if anyone has a more up-to-date experience.

Anyone know if it's possible nowadays?

yonatan
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  • Disagree with the close vote, TensorFlow is effectively still in the domain of programmers. – MSalters Nov 18 '19 at 14:27
  • @yonathan: There are multiple VM hosts available for WIndows 10, although WSL2 is the default one. You link to a VirtualBox question, however. Do you have additional requirements, or is any VM host OK? – MSalters Nov 18 '19 at 14:32
  • Any VM host is ok. I've been unable to find any cases in which someone was able to use TF-GPU on a VM of any kind. – yonatan Nov 18 '19 at 15:33

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