About this tag
ZLUDA is a compatibility layer that lets some CUDA-facing software run on AMD Radeon GPUs under Windows, and this tag collects WindowsForum.com coverage of hands-on testing and community reports. The tagged discussion focuses on what a documented configuration actually proves: one reference GPU, a defined set of libraries, and a self-reported machine-learning training test, rather than a general replacement for NVIDIA CUDA or AMD's ROCm stack. It is most useful for developers curious about running narrow CUDA workloads on AMD hardware without dual booting or a virtual machine, while keeping expectations grounded in the limits of the evidence.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    ZLUDA Preview Adds cuFFT Support for Some AMD GPU Workloads

    ZLUDA has added partial support for NVIDIA’s cuFFT library by forwarding supported calls to AMD’s hipFFT, giving developers and AMD GPU users a new path for running some CUDA-based numerical workloads following the implementation’s merge into the open-source project on September 22, 2026...
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    CUDA on AMD in Windows: What ZLUDA Testing Proves

    A community project has documented a potentially useful Windows path for running a narrow set of CUDA-facing workloads on an AMD Radeon GPU, without requiring a dual boot or an obvious virtual-machine workflow. That is an intriguing result for developers locked into CUDA-oriented software, but...