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Summary
Add CI support for building CUDA Python wheels on ARM64 (SBSA) hosts, complementing the existing x86_64 CUDA wheel pipeline.
.github/workflows/ubuntu-wheel-sbsa.yml): Builds and tests CUDA + CPU wheels onubuntu-24.04-armrunners for Python 3.10–3.14, using the samedocker/docker_build.sh cuda_wheel_py3XX[_dev]commands as x86.ubuntu1604/x86_64key URLs don't exist for aarch64.cuda_wheel_build()now selects an architecture-specific ccache tar name (open3d-ubuntu-2204-cuda-sbsa-ci-ccacheon aarch64 vsopen3d-ubuntu-2204-cuda-ci-ccacheon x86_64) so the two caches never collide.Usage
Locally on an ARM64 machine (or on the
ubuntu-24.04-armrunner):The same commands work on x86_64 — architecture is auto-detected via
uname -m.Test plan
Ubuntu Wheel SBSAworkflow triggers on this PR and builds the Python 3.14 wheel (the only version not excluded for PRs)Ubuntu Wheel(x86) workflow is unaffected and still passes.whlartifacts containmanylinux+aarch64in the filenamemain, verify all Python versions (3.10–3.14) are built and uploaded to the devel releaseMore information:
https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/cuda-13-2-introduces-enhanced-cuda-tile-support-and-new-python-features/