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Docker: Updating to CUDA 12.8, pytorch 2.7 and DeepSpeed 0.17.2 #620

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@Paladinium Paladinium commented Jul 12, 2025 •
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Only for Docker (local installation remains unaffected):

  • Update from CUDA 12.6 to CUDA 12.8
  • Update from Pytorch 2.6.x to Pytorch 2.7
  • Update from DeepSpeed 16.2 to 17.2 & remove obsolete workaround from the DeepSpeed Docker file

Result with those changes: Blackwell GPUs (RTX 50xx) are supported when using Docker.

For those who need to stick with CUDA 12.6, the hashes of the docker images have been added to README_DOCKER.md

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Paladinium commented Jul 12, 2025

Related to #553

@Paladinium Paladinium changed the title Docker: Updating to CUDA 12.8, pytorch 2.7 and deepseepd 0.17.2 Docker: Updating to CUDA 12.8, pytorch 2.7 and DeepSpeed 0.17.2 Jul 12, 2025
@Paladinium Paladinium merged commit 56c859a into erew123:alltalkbeta Jul 15, 2025
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