Holoscan SDK for CUDA 13
holoscan-cu13 is a metadata-only meta-package. It installs the CUDA 13
component distributions of the Holoscan SDK; it contains no import package and
no native payload of its own.
pip install holoscan-cu13
To install an individual component instead, use its own distribution, for
example holoscan-core-cu13.
Installing more than one CUDA variant in the same environment is unsupported. Removing this meta-package does not remove the component distributions it installed; remove those explicitly before switching variants.
For the CUDA-agnostic entry point, install
holoscan.
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