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With the 2025 [[infrastructure renewal]] it will become possible to schedule a fraction of a GPU using [[multi-instance GPU]] technology. Different jobs, potentially belonging to different users, can run on the same GPU at the same time. Following [https://docs.nvidia.com/datacenter/tesla/mig-user-guide/#terminology NVidia's terminology], a fraction of a GPU allocated to a single job is called a "GPU instance", also sometimes called a "MIG instance". | With the 2025 [[infrastructure renewal]], it will become possible to schedule a fraction of a GPU using [[multi-instance GPU]] technology. Different jobs, potentially belonging to different users, can run on the same GPU at the same time. Following [https://docs.nvidia.com/datacenter/tesla/mig-user-guide/#terminology NVidia's terminology], a fraction of a GPU allocated to a single job is called a "GPU instance", also sometimes called a "MIG instance". | ||
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