# CCCL

NVIDIA released CUDA 13.5, moving support for the Vera Rubin platform from early developer access to general availability for enterprise production; Windows on Arm support, GA since CUDA 13.4, now extends to DGX Station for Windows. The same release adds GPU scheduling customization through locality domains and MPS v3, a preview of multi-GPU communication and SIMT library calls inside CUDA Tile kernels, and updates across CUDA Python, CCCL and the math libraries. These capabilities target developers deploying to known architectures, and the benefit depends on the chosen platform and configuration.

NVIDIA released CUDA 13.5, moving support for the Vera Rubin platform from early developer access to general availability for enterprise production; Windows on Arm support, GA since CUDA 13.4, now extends to DGX Station for Windows. The same release adds GPU scheduling customization through locality domains and MPS v3, a preview of multi-GPU communication and SIMT library calls inside CUDA Tile kernels, and updates across CUDA Python, CCCL and the math libraries. These capabilities target developers deploying to known architectures, and the benefit depends on the chosen platform and configuration.