cudavirtualizationvmware
I have installed a guest Ubuntu 10.04 on a vmware player. The host OS is Windows 7 Pro, 32 bit. The computer has a CUDA-enabled graphical card.
The question is: can I access use CUDA from within the virtual machine? this is because the Theano package seems to be easier to be deployed under a linux environment than for Windows… or maybe it's just me.
Thanks
If you want something that really rocks, you'll probably want to have a look at SPICE, which works with KVM and the newest virt-manager. It really is something else. The last time I played with it on Ubuntu, it was a little difficult to get up and running, but it was definitely worth it. I know people have been working to make this easier, but I don't know how how far they've come.
U can access your vm anywhere by " D D N S " link (what it does give u static link and make your dynamic ip auto updated through DDNS link )
Example link would like this xxx.no-ip.org
register www.no-ip.com
most of router support ddns u can login your ddns id
now u need to DMZ to the ip of vm
NOW OPEN VIRTUAL BOX > CLICK ON VM > SETTINGS > NETWORK 
NOW USE STATIC IP AS I HAVE DMZ TO IP 192.168.0.200 SO MY VM IP SHOULD BE 192.168.0.200
Install any service in your vm , like Apache , Ssh
now u can ssh anywhere from like this
**ssh user-name@xxx.no-ip.org**if your have apache installed on vm just paste link
xxx.no-ip.orgon web browser it will open your web from your vm
There are Lots Of DDNS Services , But U Need To Check Which One Your Router Support By DDNS > Service Provider
Best Answer
No. The VM would need full control of the graphics card. (This can be done with most VM systems, but then you wouldn't be able to use the graphics card on the host)