chore: Bump cuda architectures#5396
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I think this is fine, I can test, but I'll let Stephen confirm. From my own test I saw we require architectures >= 70 anyway. |
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Makes sense to me; this supports the A100, AX000, and H100 which are common at CERN. You might want to add 75 because the T4 is still pretty common on lxplus-gpu.
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Would this make sense as a painless default? Or should we rather remove that at all and rely on cmake autodiscovery? @stephenswat @paradajzblond