“The following proprietary Software components are licensed solely to run on systems with NVIDIA Platforms: (a) NVIDIA software development kits (such as CUDA toolkit, TensorRT, cuDNN), (b) NVIDIA drivers, and (c) NVIDIA Omniverse.”
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This clause restricts specific proprietary components to NVIDIA Platform hardware, preventing their use on non-NVIDIA systems.
Customers may only run NVIDIA SDKs (such as CUDA toolkit, TensorRT, cuDNN), NVIDIA drivers, and NVIDIA Omniverse on systems that include NVIDIA Platforms.
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"The following proprietary Software components are licensed solely to run on systems with NVIDIA Platforms: (a) NVIDIA software development kits (such as CUDA toolkit, TensorRT, cuDNN), (b) NVIDIA drivers, and (c) NVIDIA Omniverse.Excerpt from NVIDIA NIM's Product Specific Terms for NVIDIA AI Products
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This clause restricts specific proprietary components to NVIDIA Platform hardware, preventing their use on non-NVIDIA systems.
Customers may only run NVIDIA SDKs (such as CUDA toolkit, TensorRT, cuDNN), NVIDIA drivers, and NVIDIA Omniverse on systems that include NVIDIA Platforms.
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